Kreyòl read aloud, Kreyòl written down.
Fatiman reads Kreyòl aloud, Oswald writes it down. One key, one credit balance, two simple requests.
Text to speech
Fatiman reads your text aloud.
Send Kreyòl text and get a WAV file back, read in a natural Haitian voice.
- 13 voices: nine belong to Haitian speakers who gave their consent, four new ones were made from them
- Three models, v1, v2 and V3, the most natural in our tests
- Numbers, dates, prices and phone numbers read the way people say them
- Up to 1,200 characters per request; send long text in pieces and play each one as it arrives
Fanm 1 · V3
Text in
“Kòmand ou a koute 3 500 goud. N ap livre l 30 oktòb.”
Audio outWAV, 24 kHz
Speech to text
Oswald writes down what it hears.
Send a recording and get the Kreyòl text back as JSON, with punctuation and capitals.
Try it in the StudioOptions
?correct=1&translate=en- Punctuation and capitals
- Auto-correction
- Translate into English
Transcript out
Bonjou, mwen ta renmen konnen si nou livre Okap.
Hello, I would like to know if you deliver to Cap-Haïtien.
Pricing
1 credit = 1 minute of audio = $0.015 (2 HTG).
Billed by the second: the audio made (text to speech) or heard (speech to text)
See pricingUsage this month
MonCash · CardPOST /api/tts
Fanm 1 · V3
12.4 s
0.21 credits
POST /api/asr
recording.m4a · ?translate=en
41.0 s
0.68 credits
- Free minutes left0 / 5
- 1
Sign in
With your email or phone number. We send you a one-time code, so there is no password to remember.
- 2
Make a key
In your dashboard, under API keys. A key is shown only once; you can have up to 10 and revoke any of them at any time.
- 3
Call the API
Send the key in the Authorization header. Text in, WAV out; audio in, JSON out. Every call answers directly, with no job to poll.
curl -X POST https://lambbi.vercel.app/api/tts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $LAMBBI_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"text": "Bonjou! Ki jan ou ye jodi a?", "voice": "female1", "model": "v3"}' \
-o bonjou.wavKeep your key secret: call the API from your server, never from a web page.
Both models learned Haitian Creole from real Kreyòl speech, not through French. Use them wherever your users would rather hear and speak than read and type.
Built for Kreyòl
For anything that should speak or listen in Kreyòl.
Apps and websites
Read messages, articles and instructions aloud, and let people speak instead of typing.
Phone menus
Record the prompts of a phone menu or a voice line in a natural Kreyòl voice, and change them by changing the text.
Accessibility
Give people who find reading hard the same information, out loud, in their own language.
Media and radio
Transcribe interviews and voice notes, up to 2 minutes per request, and translate them into English, French or Spanish.
Education
Lessons, exercises and dictations read aloud, with numbers and dates said correctly.
Customer messages
Turn customers' Kreyòl voice notes into text your team can read, search and answer.
- Kreyòl voices
- 13
- free minutes every month
- 5
- a minute (2 HTG), billed by the second
- $0.015
- languages to translate into
- 3