One AI agent that speaks 12 Indian languages
Lipivo agents speak and understand English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia and Assamese, on phone calls, WhatsApp and your website. One agent serves every customer in their own language, and switches when the customer does.
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Languages and what each supports
Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam and Punjabi: 44 ready voices each, voice cloning, and three speech-to-text models (standard, lite and fast).
English (India): 50 ready voices, an expressive English model, voice cloning and all speech-to-text models.
Odia: 44 ready voices, voice cloning and standard speech to text.
Assamese: spoken with a cloned voice, and understood with the lite and fast speech-to-text models.
Text chats on WhatsApp and the web in all 12, in their own script or in Latin letters.
Multilingual by design
The caller's language is detected from what they say, with no language menu.
The agent switches language mid-conversation, in text and in voice.
Write instructions once, in any language; the agent answers in the customer's.
A glossary keeps your brand and product names unchanged when text is translated.
Amounts are said in words in the caller's language.
Hindi and Hinglish
Hindi is our most used language, and mixed Hindi and English is understood. See the Hindi voice bot page.
For developers
The voice API gives you text to speech and speech to text for the same languages, streaming, with Python and JavaScript SDKs. The live list of models, languages and voices is in the docs.
Questions and answers
English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia and Assamese.
Yes. One agent detects the caller's language and switches mid-conversation, so you don't need an agent per language.
Yes, with a cloned voice for speaking and the lite and fast models for understanding. The other languages also have ready voices.
Yes. In WhatsApp and web chats, customers can write in their language's script or in Latin letters.
Yes. The voice API has text to speech and speech to text for these languages, with streaming and SDKs.
Set it up
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Try it with free credits today.
Start from a template, talk to your agent in the browser, and test it end to end before it talks to a single customer.