Talo offers real-time voice translation across video calls, live events, offline presentations and streaming broadcasts. Use bots or the desktop app to translate meetings, or integrate via our API. Make every conversation accessible globally.
This is the 2nd launch from Talo by Palabra.ai. View more
Talo
Talo offers real-time voice translation across video calls, live events, offline presentations and streaming broadcasts. Use bots or the desktop app to translate meetings, or integrate via our API.
Make every conversation accessible globally.
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Talo by Palabra.ai
@anton_selikhov1 Many congratulations, Anton 👏 As someone who constantly hops between client calls, webinars, and global communities, the language gap is still a daily bottleneck.
How accurate is the translation when multiple speakers or accents are involved? :)
Talo by Palabra.ai
@anton_selikhov1 @rohanrecommends We are using our own ASR tech for speech recognition, so it allows to detect different speakers and accents and even translate them with different voices!
Scade.pro
@anton_selikhov1 sounds so cool! hopefully you'll get a prodcut of the month :)
Talo by Palabra.ai
@anton_selikhov1 @nastassia_k He deserves it!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@anton_selikhov1 @nastassia_k That would be fantastic.
@anton_selikhov1 congrats! Glad to see your progress.
Swytchcode
Wow! This is really great
Can I use your APIs to create my own Zoom, Google meet app?
Congrats on the launch!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@chilarai Thanks a lot! 🙌 Yes — you can absolutely build on top of our API. It’s designed exactly for that — to power your own Zoom, Meet, or any real-time translation app. Let’s chat if you’d like access! 🚀
Swytchcode
@anton_selikhov1 Absolutely, let's connect on LinkedIn. We were exploring something for the Zoom app store. Please send me a request here
Auto-Hashtag API
Need this SO bad for our office in Prague! Most are fluent in English; our two best guys are nor. Thanks SO much!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@osakasaul you are welcome :)
Talo by Palabra.ai
Hey everyone 👋 I’m Artem, the founder of Palabra.ai — the team behind real-time AI translation for events and live broadcasts.
Couldn’t be prouder of this moment 🚀
When we first met the Talo team, we instantly connected over the same mission: breaking every language barrier in real time. Together, we’re now building the first all-in-one AI translation platform for calls, events, and streaming.
Joining forces has allowed us to build something much bigger: an all-in-one AI translation platform that connects video calls, events, and broadcasts in real time.
Huge thanks to everyone supporting us today
@aikukharenko Congrats with the first place!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@ititov_agency thanks! That really motivates us to work even harder
Talo by Palabra.ai
@aikukharenko Couldn't agree more! Let's cover every use case for breaking language barriers.
Jinna.ai
Nice and really needed project! What's the average latency overhead when translating, in seconds? And, I believe, some language phases need to be pronounced in full in order to be properly translated, so I'm also wondering how your realtime translator handles that – does it mean dynamic latency? If so, what's the minimal latency?
Talo by Palabra.ai
@nikitaeverywhere Thank you! 🙌
Short answer: we start speaking mid-sentence with sub-second latency. In most pairs, you’ll hear the translated voice ~300–700 ms after you start speaking, and typical rolling latency during fast exchanges stays ~0.8–1.5 s.
About “dynamic” latency: you’re right — some languages need a bit of look-ahead (e.g., clause-final verbs or long-distance reordering). Our engine streams as much as it’s confident about and adds a small, adaptive delay only when the structure demands it. In those cases we might add ~300–800 ms of extra look-ahead; with clean audio and simpler constructions, minimum latency can be ~250–300 ms.
Net effect: it feels real-time, even in fast, emotional conversations, and only slows slightly when grammar requires more context. Happy to share a live demo if you’re curious! 🚀
Jinna.ai
@anton_selikhov1 this sounds fantastic. Thanks for such a detailed response!
Jinna.ai
@anton_selikhov1 it’s also interesting this is shipped as a bot you need to add to meetings. Why did you choose not to ship it as a software for a Mac to intercept and transform audio? I believe because it’s not technically possible to do the same on mobile?
Talo by Palabra.ai
@nikitaeverywhere, we have the Palabra Desktop app as a part of Talo&Palabra products which does exactly what you've described: you can install it on your Mac and use it for speech translation in any other voice app, not only Zoom/Meet/Teams. Bots are easier to start with, and you are right that bots are available on mobile, but Palabra Desktop is only for desktops (Mac and Windows). Happy to share a live demo of Palabra Desktop as well!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@pavel_evteev Thanks a lot! 🙏 Great point — and totally agree.
Talo by Palabra.ai
@pavel_evteev Thanks! As a startup, we’re focused on building features and products that make translation easy everywhere. But there’s actually a lot happening on the enterprise side as well - things like documentation, certification processes, status boards, and more.
Talo by Palabra.ai
The tech behind this is wild - real-time multilingual voice translation with natural voices and low latency. Excited to hear your feedback!
Talo by Palabra.ai
@maxim_kudinov Yes, sir!
@maxim_kudinov you are rock!