Real-time and async Haitian Creole speech-to-text API that keeps up with how people actually talk. Handles regional accents, fast speech, and code-switching mid-sentence. Live in production in under a day.
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Haitian Creole is one of Haiti's two official languages, alongside French, and the native language of the vast majority of Haitians. It is the most widely spoken creole language in the world, with large communities in the United States, Canada, and the Dominican Republic.
Supporting Haitian Creole lets you serve customers in Haiti and reach Haitian communities in Miami, New York City, Boston, and Montreal, where public agencies already publish information in Creole.
People rarely stick to one language. Gladia follows Haitian Creole speakers when they switch mid-sentence, so your transcripts stay clean.
Code-switchingUse cases
Whatever you're building, Haitian Creole shouldn't be the thing that slows it down.
Capture every Haitian Creole meeting, without anyone scrambling to take notes. Accurate transcripts, speaker labels, and timestamps.
Meeting assistants →Hospitals, transit systems, and county services in Florida and Boston already communicate in Haitian Creole, and their phone lines need the same coverage.
CCaaS →Many Haitian Creole speakers switch into French for formal topics like banking or paperwork, so voice agents need to follow both.
Voice agents →Miami is home to HBN, North America's only Creole-language TV network, and more than half a dozen Creole AM radio stations serve each diaspora hub.
Media →Supported languages
Being multilingual has been our priority since day one. Gladia supports 100 languages, with code-switching and automatic language detection integrated into all models by default.
Ship Haitian Creole voice features with an API built for messy, real-world conversations.
