Gladia

Gladia is an advanced automation platform designed to convert spoken content into useful written data, catering to real-world business and technical scenarios. Its real-time speech-to-text service enables users to capture conversations, meetings, or media instantly, making information accessible and actionable almost immediately. The system is built to handle multiple languages and offers deep analysis features, not just simple transcription.

For organizations with large volumes of audio—from virtual meetings to customer calls—Gladia streamlines the extraction of insights without the need for in-house expertise in AI. The platform is easy to integrate with existing software through its robust API, supporting use cases from compliance documentation to multilingual content localization.

Developers can boost their applications by building on top of Gladia’s audio intelligence, while business operations benefit from increased accuracy and efficiency. Privacy and regulatory compliance are built in, making it a viable solution even for industries handling sensitive data.

Gladia is ideally suited to technology leads, product managers, software engineers, and customer support or success teams working in businesses that rely heavily on audio or spoken communication. This includes companies with regular virtual meetings, media producers creating podcasts or video content, and customer service organizations needing to archive or analyze calls for quality and compliance.

Startups and SMEs can use Gladia to speed up product development by building speech features into their apps without the overhead of training complex AI models. Larger companies handling global communications benefit from fast, multilingual transcription and translation, particularly when accuracy and secure data handling are priorities.

Customer support teams, content creators, and collaborative project teams will find value in automatic transcription, translation, and summarization tools to improve communication, knowledge sharing, and accessibility. The API-first approach makes it particularly practical for developers who want to integrate audio intelligence into web platforms, CRM systems, or productivity tools.