Speko Translate places calls from a browser, translating speech in 51 languages

Speko has put a translation tool called Speko Translate in front of users, according to a post from the Uzbek outlet Pivot.uz on 17 October 2026. The product is designed to remove language barriers from ordinary phone calls rather than from text chats or meetings.

As described by Pivot.uz, Speko Translate dials any phone number directly from the user's browser. Once the call is connected, the service translates the conversation live in 51 languages, working in both directions so each side hears the other in their own language.

The translation runs on two pieces of Speko's own infrastructure named in the post: the Speko calling API and Speko Router. The publication did not break down which of the two handles dialling, routing or speech translation.

People who want to try the product can do so at translate.speko.ai, the site given in the post. No pricing, availability limits, supported regions or usage numbers were mentioned, and Speko has not published further details in the item.

Pivot.uz framed the launch around the idea that a language gap is no longer a reason to postpone a phone call, a use case that covers sales, support and personal calls with people who do not share a common language.

Source:Pivot.uz, 17.10.2026