Speechly is a developer tool for real-time voice user interfaces. This official Speechly documentation covers everything you need to know from learning the basics to building sophisticated voice user interfaces and training your Spoken Language Understanding models.
This documentation site is a part of Speechly’s Spoken Language Understanding developer tools. The documentation is divided into five different sections, each of which have a number of subsections for further learning.
Speechly offers a full suite of developer tools that enable adding real-time Spoken Language Understanding (SLU) features easily to any product or service across different platforms. The suite consists of:
Speechly is a end-to-end solution for voice user interfaces. The process to create a Speechly application goes as follows:
Create and configure a Speechly application The simplest way to configure a Speechly application is by using our web Dashboard. For collaboration we recommend our command line configuration tool and version control with git or similar tools.
Integrate to your application Once the configuration is deployed and tested in Playground, you can integrate it to your application by using our client libraries.
Iterate Test your application with real people and learn about the language they are using with your application to improve your configuration.
Simple way to build a real Speechly application is to follow our React tutorial.
Speechly currently supports English and Finnish.
Getting started with Speechly is easy! You just need to create an account and design your first SLU example template in order to start playing around with your newly created voice UI. Follow the instructions in the Getting Started section to get up to speed.
Once you’ve completed the tutorial, you can read more about SLU Examples to improve your example template. Then you can move on to integrating your SLU model to your application with the help of our Client Libraries.
You can also use our React Client to build a simple application with Speechly.
Last updated by ottomatias on December 22, 2020 at 13:55 +0200
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