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Speechly is a developer tool that enables adding intuitive voice functionalities to any application.
Our fully streaming API returns transcript, user intent and entities in real-time, instead of only after the utterance as is the case of voice assistants and smart speakers. This encourages users to use more complex voice input and enables them to correct themselves naturally in case of errors.
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