I need to move Friday's appointment to next week.
Necesito mover la cita del viernes a la próxima semana.
Real-time translation orchestration
Keep your ASR, media stack, and voice provider. StreamTranslate handles utterance boundaries, glossary terms, provider failover, latency budgets, and cost telemetry.
I need to move Friday's appointment to next week.
Necesito mover la cita del viernes a la próxima semana.
Interactive product demo
Sample calls run locally in the browser. No microphone, account, or provider key is required.
Press Play sample to start the local stream.
The hard part is orchestration
Translation APIs are commodity. The value is deciding what is stable enough to translate, when to retry, what terms must never drift, and how to prove the result.
Consume partial and final text from Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Whisper, or your own stack.
Translate final utterances or apply your own policy for partial captions.
Use primary, fallback, revision cache, and retry behavior without rewriting call sites.
Enforce brands, product names, addresses, and regulated terms after translation.
Emit latency, provider cost, fallback reasons, and budget breaches per utterance.
What the buyer receives
The package is deliberately narrow: the code that turns provider calls into a dependable translation path for live voice products.
Founder validation pricing
Pricing is intentionally simple for the first ten buyers. No hosted account, no per-minute markup, and no deployment service.
$299
For one developer proving the workflow
$699
For a product or agency team
$1,499
For client delivery and reseller projects
Need a provider-fit check first? Email support@lowlatencykit.com.
Scope
No. It connects to the ASR and translation providers you already use. TTS is an optional downstream consumer.
Yes. A provider is any function that accepts text and language codes and returns translated text.
No. It is infrastructure for AI voice agents, customer support, booking, and live operational calls.
No. You receive source code and documentation. Provider accounts, hosting, deployment, and operations remain yours.
Source-code licensing