Voice, Language & Vision
Text that speaks naturally in Arabic and English
Your product has text. Your customers want to hear it, in a voice that sounds like a person, not a phone menu from 2010. We wire natural Arabic and English speech synthesis into your app, IVR or content pipeline.
2 to 4
weeks to a working first version
2
languages covered, Arabic and English
24/7
generation available once deployed
The direct answer
Text to speech converts written Arabic or English text into natural spoken audio, on demand or in bulk. It is for call centers replacing robotic IVR prompts, apps that need read-aloud content, and teams generating narration or announcements at volume. We connect it to your existing systems so text goes in and audio comes out, no manual recording involved.
What this removes.
Robotic IVR prompts
Today
Customers hear a flat, mechanical voice reading menu options, and it sounds like the company hasn't updated its phone system in a decade.
With the system
Callers hear a natural voice in Arabic or English that sounds current and matches your brand, not a legacy recording.
Recording narration by hand
Today
Every product update, training video or announcement needs a studio booking, a voice actor and days of turnaround before it ships.
With the system
You type the script and get broadcast-quality audio back in minutes, ready to drop into your video or app.
No Arabic voice option
Today
Your English TTS vendor either has no Arabic voice or one that mispronounces half your product names and Saudi place names.
With the system
Arabic output tuned for correct pronunciation of your terms, brand names and Eastern Province and Riyadh locations.
Content locked behind text
Today
Users who prefer listening, or who are driving, walking or have low literacy, cannot access your written content at all.
With the system
Any article, notification or document can be read aloud on request, opening the content to more of your user base.
What lands in your hands.
TTS API integration
Text-to-speech wired into your app, website or backend via a simple API call.
IVR voice prompts
Recorded-quality phone menu audio generated from your prompt scripts, in Arabic and English.
Bulk narration pipeline
Batch-generate audio for large content sets, catalogs or training material.
Pronunciation tuning
SSML rules and custom dictionaries so brand names and technical terms are said correctly.
Voice selection
A small set of Arabic and English voice options matched to your brand tone.
Monitoring and fallback
Usage logging and a fallback path so audio generation failures don't break your product.
Systems and platforms we work with
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- Google Gemini
- Meta
Systems and platforms we work with
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- Flutter
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Tailwind CSS
- Docker
- GitHub
- Google Cloud
- Figma
Five stages. You sign off every one.
Read each stage as a small contract: what we need from you, what lands in your hands, and the sentence that has to be true before we move on.
- Scope and voice sample3 to 5 days
- Pronunciation and terminology3 to 5 days
- Integration build1 to 2 weeks
- Load and quality testing3 to 5 days
- Live operation and supportongoing
Scope and voice sample
3 to 5 days
We look at where you need speech output, in which languages, and generate sample audio so you can hear the voice before committing.
- Share sample scripts or IVR prompts
- Confirm target languages and tone
- Sample audio clips in Arabic and English
- A short integration plan
We move on when you approve the voice and the integration plan.
Pronunciation and terminology
3 to 5 days
We build the pronunciation rules and custom dictionary for your brand names, product terms and Saudi place names so output sounds right from the first run.
- Provide a glossary of names and terms
- Flag any words that must sound a specific way
- A tuned pronunciation dictionary
- Test audio covering your terminology
We move on when you confirm the test audio pronounces your terms correctly.
Integration build
1 to 2 weeks
We wire the TTS engine into your app, website, IVR system or content pipeline, so text goes in and audio comes out through your existing workflow.
- Give access to the relevant system or API
- Review the integration approach
- A working integration in your test environment
- API documentation for your team
We move on when text submitted through your system returns correct audio end to end.
Load and quality testing
3 to 5 days
We test the integration under realistic volume, check audio quality across a range of scripts, and confirm fallback behavior works if generation fails.
- Provide realistic test scripts
- Sign off on audio quality
- A load test report
- A fallback path for generation failures
We move on when audio quality and reliability meet your bar under real volume.
Live operation and support
ongoing
The system generates speech in production. We monitor usage, keep pronunciation rules current as your catalog grows, and support you directly when something needs adjusting.
- Flag new terms or content types as they arise
- Report any audio quality issues
- Usage monitoring
- Ongoing pronunciation and voice adjustments
We move on when the first full month runs with no unresolved audio issues.
Asked before signing.
How is this priced?
Setup is a fixed project fee based on how many systems we integrate with and how much pronunciation tuning your terminology needs. Ongoing generation is usage-based, tied to the volume of audio you produce each month. We give you both numbers before you commit, not a vague range.
Does the Arabic voice sound natural, or robotic?
It sounds natural, not like the flat IVR voices from older phone systems. We tune pronunciation for your specific terms and test it against real scripts before going live, so what you hear in the sample stage is what your customers will hear.
Can you handle Saudi dialect and local place names?
Yes, that's part of the pronunciation tuning stage. We build a custom dictionary covering your brand names, product terms, and locations like Al Khobar, Dammam or Riyadh, so they're said correctly rather than defaulting to a generic pronunciation.
Is our text and audio data handled under PDPL?
Yes. Text sent for synthesis and any generated audio are handled under PDPL principles, minimizing what's retained and where it's processed. We'll walk through the specific data flow for your use case before integration starts, so there are no surprises on the compliance side.
Ready to give your product a voice?
Tell us where you need speech output, in which languages, and we'll come back with a sample and a working plan.