One voice. Every African language.
Clone a voice from a short consented recording and use it across languages, so a brand, a presenter or a character keeps the same voice in Lagos, Kano and Enugu. Every clone starts with the speaker's permission.
Real STORM output. Nothing edited.
Ẹ n lẹ́ o! Èmi ni John. Ẹ kọ ọ̀rọ̀ yín sílẹ̀, màá sì kà á fún àwọn oníbàárà yín ní èdè Yorùbá.
Barka dai! Ni ne John. Ku rubuta saƙonku, zan karanta shi ga abokan cinikinku da Hausa.
How far! Na John be my name. I fit yarn your message for Naija Pidgin, clear well well, make everybody hear am.
Built for how Africa really speaks.
Accents, tone, numbers and code-switching are the core of the work, not edge cases left for later.
Consent first
Cloning only starts with the speaker's recorded permission, and usage rights are agreed before production.
Cross-lingual
A voice recorded in one language speaks the others, keeping its character and warmth.
Seconds of audio
A clean recording of a few seconds is enough to create a usable voice.
Provenance
Enterprise controls cover who can use a voice, where, and for what.
Where teams put it to work.
Hear STORM on your own content.
Bring one customer journey, one match or one product idea. We will show you what it sounds like.