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Speech-To-Text

Live transcription made simple with Twilio, Python & Gladia

Live voice AI is no longer a concept of the future. From customer support to smart IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems, speech is now transcribed in real time—often before the speaker finishes a sentence.

Product News

Getting started with Gladia: How to build with our STT API features

Whether you’re using Gladia’s speech-to-text (STT) API during a free trial or a long-term integration, you care about one thing: getting accurate, reliable transcriptions that work for your product and users.

Case Studies

How real-time transcription creates a competitive advantage in fintech

Fintech is evolving fast. Gone are the days of clunky logins and endless passwords. Today, users expect seamless account access, minimal friction and one-click payments.

Speech-To-Text

Real-time agent assist: Unlocking better call center services with speech-to-text

Customer service is evolving fast to meet new challenges. Today's clients expect immediate, accurate answers to increasingly specific queries and complaints. Meanwhile, contact centers need to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and maintain compliance…all while delivering exceptional experiences.

Speech-To-Text

Language bias in ASR: Challenges, consequences, and the path forward

The progress in automatic speech recognition (ASR) over the past decade has been remarkable. Today, it powers everything from voice assistants and live transcription tools, to customer service platforms and accessibility solutions.

Product News

How custom vocabulary improves STT accuracy

Even the most advanced speech-to-text (STT) systems can make mistakes, especially when they encounter unfamiliar words like brand names, technical acronyms, or non-standard pronunciations. For call centers and customer service platforms, these missteps aren’t just minor glitches. They can lead to broken workflows, misinterpreted customer needs, and frustrating experiences on both ends of the call.