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Models and inference for consumer applications.

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Same model, same prompt, two providers.

Pick a use case and press Speak, then read the line aloud.

Try saying "My account was disabled at 8:30 this morning."

ListeningTranscribing

Pick a voice and press Talk. The agent says hello first, then listens.

ListeningReasoningTalking

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LatitudeLatitude

Every story beat, read aloud.

97%of the voice in Latitude's Voyage, on Inworld
up to 5×faster than the closest alternative
StatusStatus

Cost per user, from dollars to cents a day.

95%lower cost
19 daysto a million users
LiveKitLiveKit

Inworld voices in LiveKit Agents, with no second API key.

TTS + STTin LiveKit Agents
One flagturns on Expressive mode

AI for everyday life

Models for the apps people use every day:
companions, learning, health and fitness, social, personal agents and entertainment.

01

Natural voice, in realtime

Latencyas low as 50msto first audio, Realtime TTS-2 Flash
Quality#1realtime TTS at launch
02

Reliable at any scale, for less

Reliability99.999%of requests served, GLM 5.3 Flash
Costup to 16× lowerprice than Eleven v4
03

Every language, every region

Languages500+languages and dialects in Realtime TTS-2
Regions4US, Europe, India, Asia Pacific
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR ↗

Speech models

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The voice models consumer apps run on:
realtime text to speech, speech to text and speech to speech.

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The open models consumer apps choose, on our fleet. We optimize each one from weights to kernels.

Voice notes in a free app
Lowest cost
Nearly 40%lower price

Than the median provider of the same open model.

Gemma 4 26BUse it →
A reply before the next step
Fastest replies
Up to 7.8×faster

Time to first token, against other providers of the same model.

Gemma 4 26BUse it →
A call that stays up
Most reliable
99.999%servedYes, five nines is hard. Our voice models and Priority LLM serving hold it.This figure: GLM 5.3 Flash, more than 20 million requests in the 30 days to 12 Oct 2026, counting server errors, timeouts and capacity rejections as failures.

Of more than 20 million requests in the last 30 days.

GLM 5.3 FlashUse it →

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Fast mode

One setting for the lowest latency. Send "service_tier": "fast"; available on request today.

Realtime decoding
7.5×

faster verify attention, Gemma 4 26B

Realtime decoding drafts tokens ahead and the full model verifies them in one pass.

Attention share of each decoding step
before27.5%
after16.5%
Inter-token latency p50, this change alone
before5.95 ms
after5.18 ms
How realtime decoding writes a replystep 6 · 24 words
Ofcourse.Startwithfiveminutesofbriskwalkingtowarmup.Thenalternateoneminuteofeasyjoggingwithtwominutesofwalking.
drafted aheadchecked and keptcorrected by the full model
Fast
6 steps
Default
24 steps
same prompt · default and fast
UserMy knees hurt after running. Can you plan a gentle 20-minute session for tonight?
DefaultTime to first token 147 ms166 tok/s
Of course. Start with five minutes of brisk walking to warm up. Then alternate one minute of easy jogging with two minutes of walking, four times. Keep your stride short and land softly under your hips. Finish with five minutes of slow walking and a calf and quad stretch. If the pain turns sharp, skip the jog and walk the whole way.
FastTime to first token 117 ms192 tok/s
Of course. Start with five minutes of brisk walking to warm up. Then alternate one minute of easy jogging with two minutes of walking, four times. Keep your stride short and land softly under your hips. Finish with five minutes of slow walking and a calf and quad stretch. If the pain turns sharp, skip the jog and walk the whole way.

Words that flash arrived together in one decoding step.

 

Research that ships, on infrastructure built for scale

14 Oct 2026

Inworld Inference

The first inference service designed for consumer AI, now open to every developer.

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30 Sep 2026

Ultravox joins Inworld

The Ultravox team brings speech to speech research to Inworld.

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31 Aug 2026

Realtime TTS-2

Launched at #1 on Artificial Analysis Controlled Voice, directed in plain language.

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28 Aug 2026

TTS Open Evaluation Toolkit

Open tooling to measure voice quality and latency the way we do.

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10 Jun 2026

Consumer AI pricing

The cost of the whole stack cut in half or more for most developers, and lower as you scale.

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Tens of trillionsof tokens a month
Billionsof requests a month
Millionsof tokens a second
Four live regions
TTSLLMSTTSpeech to speechIllustrative trafficUS CentralUS EastEuropeIndiaAsia Pacific
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Questions

What is Inworld AI?

Inworld AI makes realtime voice models and LLM inference for consumer applications: companions, learning, health and fitness, social apps, personal agents and entertainment. The voice models are Realtime TTS-2 and Realtime TTS-2 Flash for text to speech, Realtime STT-1 for speech to text, and speech to speech, one connection that listens, reasons and talks back. Inference serves open models such as Gemma, GLM and DeepSeek on a fleet we operate, which handles tens of trillions of tokens a month in four regions: the US, Europe, India and Asia Pacific.

What is the fastest text to speech API for realtime apps?

Inworld AI's Realtime TTS-2 Flash is a text to speech model built for realtime apps, with first audio in as little as 50 ms on Coval's public benchmark, up to 3× sooner than ElevenLabs, and it ties Eleven v3 in blind listening. Realtime TTS-2, the model you direct in plain words, starts speaking in as little as 90 ms at P90 and speaks about 500 languages and dialects. Both models stream audio back as it is generated.

How much does Inworld text to speech cost?

Inworld AI's text to speech costs $25 per million characters on demand for Realtime TTS-2 and $15 for Realtime TTS-2 Flash, with lower rates on paid plans. On the Growth plan they are $12.50 and $7, and on Enterprise they go down to $10 and $5. At about 1,000 characters a minute, an hour of Flash speech costs about $0.42 on Growth. Realtime STT-1 speech to text is $0.10 an hour of audio on every paid plan, and open LLMs on Inworld Inference start from $0.07 per million input tokens.

Can I build a voice agent with my own choice of LLM?

Yes, Inworld AI's speech to speech API lets you choose the LLM for each session and runs the whole conversation over one connection that listens, reasons and talks back. It uses the same events and session settings as OpenAI's realtime protocol, so an existing client moves over with few changes. First audio arrives as fast as 204 ms after the user stops talking, with a median of 462 ms. You can also use the voice models on their own.

Which open models can I run on Inworld Inference?

Inworld AI's Inference API serves open models on a fleet we operate, including GLM 5.3 Flash, Gemma 4 31B, Gemma 4 26B, MiMo 2.6 Pro and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, through an OpenAI-compatible API. Open models start from $0.07 per million input tokens, for Gemma 4 26B. We optimize each model from the weights to the kernels on real traffic, so Gemma 4 31B's median first token became up to 2.8× faster, and 99.999% of GLM 5.3 Flash requests succeeded over 30 days.

How do I start building with Inworld?

You start building with Inworld AI by creating an API key and sending one request: text to speech with a voice and the Realtime TTS-2 model, a transcript from Realtime STT-1, or a chat completion to an open model through the OpenAI-compatible Inference API. Coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor can add Inworld for you, because the Inworld skill gives them the APIs, models and code patterns to use. The playground lets you hear the voices and try the models before you write code.