Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
Sadolar gives Uzbek text a speaking voice
An Uzbek-language speech platform for turning text into audio, transcribing speech, generating subtitles, and building through an API.
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- Uzbek-language creators, businesses, and developers
- Worth noticing
- Its examples spell out dates, sums, percentages, order numbers, and school grades instead of reading them as raw digits.
Field notes
The browser test accepts a short text sample and includes examples for dates, times, currency, percentages, and order numbers. The developer section shows a bearer-key API request and says results can be retrieved as MP3; transcription is described with timestamped text and subtitle formats. The page also claims local data storage in Uzbekistan and compatibility with two SDK ecosystems, but those claims are not independently verified here.
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