For financial services
From balance enquiries and payment reminders to fraud alerts and onboarding, power your banking and fintech voice agents with EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant text-to-speech.
Backed by Y Combinator
Why KugelAudio
The voice layer your compliance team will actually approve.
Customer audio is processed and stored in Europe, outside US jurisdiction — the answer auditors want to hear.
~40–50 ms time to first audio keeps account and payment flows feeling human, not robotic.
26 languages from one model — serve cross-border customers without stitching voices together.
Use cases
What teams build on KugelAudio.
Balances, transactions, and card actions handled by voice, day or night.
Outbound reminders and real-time fraud notifications in the customer's language.
Guide new customers through onboarding and verification with a clear, natural voice.
One platform
One European TTS API for every conversation — natural voices, real-time latency, and the integrations your stack already speaks.
A single multilingual model speaks 26 languages with regional accents — no per-language voice juggling.
Inference TTFA on kugel-3-turbo (~60–80 ms on Classic), measured server-side, so conversations feel instant.
Build a custom brand voice from 10–30 seconds of reference audio.
Native Pipecat and LiveKit integrations, plus REST and WebSocket streaming.
Data sovereignty
Built, trained, and hosted in the EU — outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act and FISA Section 702. The default answer to 'where does our voice data go?' is: Europe.
Fully GDPR-compliant processing, by design.
Hosted in Germany — Frankfurt, Berlin, Amsterdam, Helsinki.
Outside the US CLOUD Act and FISA 702 (Schrems II).
Run the same SDK fully on your own infrastructure.
Get started
Create an account, pick a voice, and generate your first audio in seconds — no credit card required.
Get started freeDrop KugelAudio into Pipecat, LiveKit, or any pipeline with REST and WebSocket streaming. Three lines to production.
Read the docsFAQ
Yes. KugelAudio is built, trained, and hosted in the EU and processes data in full compliance with the GDPR. We do not fall under the US CLOUD Act or FISA Section 702.
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