// APPLICATION — SVARA

Svara.
Neural TTS
that sounds like the speaker.

Expressive text-to-speech with controllable prosody, voice cloning, and multi-speaker rendering. Sub-200ms first-byte latency for live agent assist and IVR replacement. Same binary across cloud, on-prem, and edge.

Studio voices
84+
Languages
62
First-byte latency
<200ms
MOS naturalness
4.42

What enterprise TTS actually requires.

Sub-200ms first byte

Streaming synthesis emits the first audio packet before the sentence is fully composed. Built for live IVR replies, agent assist, and outbound voice agents.

Controllable prosody

Pace, pitch, emphasis, and emotion exposed as inline tags or per-utterance parameters. SSML-compatible. No black-box voice — engineers shape the read.

Voice cloning

Build a speaker profile from 30 seconds of consented audio. Useful for brand voices, multilingual narration, and personalization at scale.

Multi-speaker rendering

Render dialogues with distinct speakers in one pass. Useful for training data, audio drama, and synthetic conversation generation.

Code-switching

Speak Hindi-English mid-sentence with native prosody for both languages. Trained on real Indic call-center audio, not on dubbed corpora.

On-prem & edge

Same binary runs on Krsna SoC, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM. Quantized variants available for in-vehicle and embedded deployments.

Naturalness without the latency tax.

The bottleneck for production TTS isn't synthesis quality — it's the lag between request and first audible packet. Svara's streaming decoder and on-device-friendly architecture cuts first-byte latency without trading away naturalness.

// NATURALNESS MOS · 5-POINT SCALE

Higher is better. Blind-scored by 30 listeners.

SvaraInternal eval suite4.42Commercial medianAggregate from public MOS studies4.05
22kHz output. Methodology: blind MOS, 30 listeners, balanced gender / accent / sentence-length test set.
First-byte latency
Svara
<200ms
Baseline
400–900ms typical
Naturalness MOS (5-pt scale)
Svara
4.42
Baseline
4.05 commercial median
Real-time factor (single L40s)
Svara
0.04 RTF
Baseline
0.10–0.18 RTF typical
Concurrent streams (single L40s)
Svara
120+
Baseline
30–50 typical
Voice clone — minimum sample
Svara
30 sec
Baseline
3–10 min typical

Methodology: 22kHz output, internal eval suite, blind MOS scored by 30 listeners. Latency measured wall-clock from request to first audio packet on L40s, FP16, batch-1.

// VOICE CATALOG

Eighty-four studio voices. Plus your own.

Indic studio voices
36
12 Hindi · 4 Tamil · 4 Telugu · 4 Bengali · 4 Marathi · 4 Kannada · 2 Malayalam · 2 Punjabi
Foreign studio voices
48
English (US/UK/IN/AU) · Spanish (LATAM/EU) · Mandarin · Japanese · Korean · Arabic · Portuguese · French · German · Russian · Tagalog · Indonesian
Custom voices
Brand voice cloning from 30s of consented audio. Per-tenant isolation. Watermarking enabled by default.

Hear Svara in your brand voice.

A hosted voice playground with side-by-side A/B against your incumbent TTS is in private beta. Send us a script and a target voice profile — we'll return synthesized samples within 48 hours.

[ DEMO REQUEST ]
Send a script. Hear your brand voice.

Bring a 30-second sample of consented audio for cloning, or pick a studio voice. We render the script and benchmark against your current TTS on naturalness and latency.

Email us a script

Drop-in replacement for cloud TTS.

[ INTEGRATION 01 ]

REST + WebSocket

SSML-compatible HTTP for batch jobs. Persistent WebSocket for streaming synthesis with sub-200ms first-byte latency.

[ INTEGRATION 02 ]

Telephony adapters

8kHz µ-law and 16kHz PCM streams for Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, Genesys, Twilio. Drops into existing IVR replacement projects.

[ INTEGRATION 03 ]

IRA bundled

Svara is the voice underneath every IRA agent. If you deploy IRA, Svara ships with it — no separate procurement, no second vendor.

// LET'S BUILD

Build a voice that sounds like you.