Voice translation, deeply.
Engineering and product writing from the team building real-time translated phone calls.
Business call translation: connect your SIP trunk, voice account or contact center
Your customers speak their language. Your team speaks yours. Here is how Owaa connects translation to the phone system you already use.
Calling family abroad? Talk to anyone in any language, on any phone
No app on grandma’s side. No "what time is it for you?" tutorials. Just a phone call where each person speaks their own language.
How to make a translated business call from any phone
Interpreters cost $1.50–$3.50/min and need to be booked. Owaa is a fraction of that, on-demand from any phone. The trade-offs explained.
The hidden cost of language barriers in customer support — and how AI phone translation fixes it
Hiring native speakers per language doesn’t scale. Real-time phone translation lets the same agent serve 110 languages with one phone line.
Owaa Translate Mode: real-time speech translation for in-person conversations
Beyond phone calls — Owaa Translate Mode handles in-person conversations. Two devices, one shared room. Listen + Talk modes, low latency.
Outbound AI phone agents: when AI dials a business on your behalf
You give the agent a task. It dials a business in their language. It collects exactly what you asked, then ends the call. No more language tax on basic logistics.
Why real-time voice translation on a phone call is so hard
Why a phone call between two languages is harder than it sounds — and what "real-time" actually means in production.
When to use translated phone calls — and when not to
Translated calls are great for many things. Not for everything. A practical decision guide.
Voice-preserving translation: capability, consent, and the ethics of cloning
Voice matching vs voice cloning vs biometric capture — and why consent design matters more than the model.