Most voice systems hear Arabic and do not understand it. Fusha, perhaps. The dialect, which is how people actually speak, is lost on the way. EchoNova was built from the dialect up, starting with Emirati.
In Arabic, one dot turns ink into news: حبر becomes خبر. The dialect is the dot of speech. A system that “supports Arabic” hears the letters and drops the dot: right words, wrong meaning. EchoNova is built to catch the dot: the dialect, the context, the tone.
The recording is on its way. Pick the word you think was said.
Other systems start from Fusha and patch the dialect on top. We start where people speak, and build upward from there.
then Saudi, Kuwaiti, Egyptian, Fusha, and American and British English, with four more dialects to come
Recorded. Agreed in writing. Paid when used.
It stays in the UAE. Processing, storage and the models themselves run here. Nothing is sent abroad to be understood.
The system detects the way of speaking and follows it. Nobody is asked to press 1 for Arabic, and nobody is asked to speak Fusha.
Sada answers. A person can take the conversation whenever it needs one, with the transcript in front of them.
Security & sovereignty
Speech to TextConvert audio to text in real time or in batches, across eight dialects.
Text to SpeechNatural Arabic voices in the caller’s own dialect.
Noise and echo are removed before the model listens to the audio.
From calls, apps or recordings.
Sovereign Arabic voice AI
