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Break language barriers with AI-powered real-time translation. Hitoo translates voice in under 300ms while preserving your natural voice identity and cultural context.

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| Website | codegres.org | hitoo.io |
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| Company | — | Startup from Italy · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Hitoo's answer:
Hitoo is the only full-stack speech-to-speech platform that translates in real-time (<300ms) while preserving the speaker's voice, tone, and emotional intent. Unlike existing solutions that produce mechanical output, Hitoo keeps who you are across languages — same voice, same presence, different words.
Hitoo's answer:
Competitors either translate without preserving voice identity (Zoom AI, Teams), or provide voice components without a full solution (ElevenLabs, Deepgram). Hitoo is API/SDK-first, drops into existing enterprise infrastructure, and is the only platform that combines voice identity preservation, sub-300ms latency, and enterprise compliance (SOC2/HIPAA roadmap) in a single stack.
Hitoo's answer:
Enterprise B2B: contact centers, healthcare providers, hospitality operators, and global teams that require real-time multilingual communication at scale — where translation quality, voice fidelity, and compliance are non-negotiable.
Hitoo's answer:
Built by Matteo Pelosi, a software engineer with 8+ years of experience in distributed systems and real-time architecture. The premise: every real-time translation tool sounds robotic. Language carries identity — accent, tone, emotion — and losing that in a business conversation means losing trust. Hitoo was built to fix that at the infrastructure level.
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