Translate at the comma, not at the period. 10 LANGUAGES · LIVE

Cloud translate APIs wait for end-of-utterance — they take the audio, run ASR, run NMT, return one block. Pramiteeh streams the source word-by-word, watches for clausal boundaries (commas, dandas, sentence breaks, punctuation hints from PunctFormer), and the moment a translatable unit closes — fans the partial out to all 10 Indic languages in parallel, on-device. The translations grow as the speaker keeps talking. No cloud round-trip. No per-character API cost. Built from scratch by 5 engineers.

Source · English · streaming ASR 0.00 s

Segment boundaries detected · each fires a parallel fan-out to 10 languages

Cloud Translate

Google · Azure-style · waits for EOU

IDLE

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Modecloud · sequential

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Pramiteeh Live · 10 Indic

on-device · segment-aware · parallel fan-out

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Run the demo to see how segment-aware streaming closes the gap. While Cloud Translate is still buffering audio, Pramiteeh has already pushed the first clause to all 10 languages — and is updating them as the speaker continues. The first listener in any of the 10 languages hears the translation seconds before the cloud has even started.

Head-start (vs cloud)

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