Real-time conversation
Listens and answers as you speak, not after a page reloads or a request round-trips to a third-party voice API.
Voice.
Private testing · English & हिन्दी live now
Merlin is the voice engine behind Superchat — listening, reasoning and replying in real time, on infrastructure we operate rather than a third-party speech API. It's early: today that means English and Hindi, tested by invited users.
- Real-time speech, English and Hindi
- Runs on Superchat's own infrastructure
- Private testing — not yet a public product
The engine
Meet Merlin.
Merlin is the voice engine we're building at Superchat: the part that hears what someone says, works out what to do about it, and answers back — out loud, in real time.
It follows the same principle as everything else here. The audio is handled on infrastructure we operate, not routed through a third-party speech vendor — the same sovereignty story as Genie, applied to a voice.
What it does today
Early, and honest about it.
Runs on our own infrastructure
The listening, the reasoning and the reply all happen on Superchat-operated machines — the same sovereignty story as Genie, not a resold cloud speech vendor.
Adapts its register
Playful, fully professional, or a supportive listener — the conversation style is a setting, not a fixed personality.
Languages
English and Hindi, live in testing.
More languages are the obvious next step, and we're not going to claim one before it actually speaks — this list grows only as each language is real and tested.
English
Live in testing
हिन्दी · Hindi
Live in testing
Test it yourself
Speak to Merlin. In English or Hindi.
Right here, live — not a scripted recording. Allow microphone access, tap the orb, and say something.
- "नमस्ते, आज मौसम कैसा है?" — hear it answer back in Hindi.
- Switch languages mid-conversation and see how it follows.
- Ask something ordinary — it's the everyday conversation that's the real test.
Merlin is still an early build, so this can only handle one conversation at a time — if it's busy, try again in a minute. Audio is processed to answer you and isn't stored. If you'd rather not use your microphone, get in touch instead.