Real-time interpretation,built as infrastructure.
Axora Lexi listens, understands and speaks, turning live conversation into fluent, natural interpretation as it happens. Built as infrastructure, so it can run inside your product, your platform or your network.
- Speech-native, not text-first
- Streaming, low-latency by design
- Deploy as platform, API or white-label
Translation solves documents. Lexi solves conversations.
Interpretation is a harder problem than translation, and it needs a different kind of system underneath it. Lexi was designed from the audio up, for the moment when two people are trying to understand each other right now.
Speech-native interpretation
Lexi is built around spoken language rather than written text. It works with pauses, overlap, hesitation and accent, the way real conversation actually sounds.
Streaming architecture
Audio is interpreted as it arrives instead of after the sentence ends, so meaning keeps pace with the speaker rather than trailing behind them.
Context that carries
Meaning is held across the whole exchange, so terminology, names and intent stay consistent from the first minute of a call to the last.
Infrastructure, not an app
Every capability is exposed as a building block. Use the platform as it ships, or compose the engine into something entirely your own.
One continuous stream, from sound to sense to speech.
Most systems chain separate tools together and pay a delay at every handoff. Lexi runs interpretation as a single streaming pipeline, so the conversation never has to wait for the machinery.
Continuous audio intake
Live audio streams in from a call, a room, a browser or a device. Speech is segmented on the fly, so the engine never waits for a file to finish.
Eleven core languages. Built to keep going.
Lexi starts with a focused set of widely spoken languages and goes deep on each one: accent, register, idiom and domain vocabulary. New languages extend the same architecture rather than sitting beside it as a separate system.
- ENEnglishEnglish
- ESSpanishEspañol
- FRFrenchFrançais
- DEGermanDeutsch
- PTPortuguesePortuguês
- ITItalianItaliano
- ARArabicالعربية
- ZHChinese中文
- JAJapanese日本語
- KOKorean한국어
- HIHindiहिन्दी
Additional languages and domain variants on the roadmap.
One engine, in every shape you need it.
Lexi is packaged for the way your organisation actually buys and builds, from a product you can use today to a model running inside your own network.
- Platform
AI Interpretation Platform
A complete, ready-to-run interpretation product for live sessions, meetings and events.
- Model
Interpretation Model
The underlying Lexi model, available for teams that want the engine rather than the interface.
- API
Streaming API
A developer-first interface for real-time audio in, interpreted audio and text out.
- OEM
White-label platform
Your brand, your domain and your pricing, running entirely on Lexi underneath.
- Enterprise
Enterprise deployment
Dedicated, private or in-network deployment for organisations with strict data boundaries.
- Knowledge
RAG-enabled interpretation
Connect glossaries, handbooks and case files so interpretation reflects your own knowledge base.
- Custom
Custom language & domain models
Tuned variants for a specific language pair, industry vocabulary or regulatory register.
- Voice
Voice & conversational AI
Drop interpretation into voice agents, contact-centre flows and conversational products.
Audio in. Understanding out.
A single streaming session handles the whole round trip. Open it, push audio, and read interpreted text and speech back as events, with no orchestration of three separate services on your side.
- Bidirectional audio streaming
- Transcript and interpreted text events
- Per-session glossaries and terminology
- Voice selection and output routing
Interface shown for illustration. The final API surface is shared with design partners during onboarding.
import { Lexi } from "@axora/lexi";
const lexi = new Lexi({ apiKey: process.env.LEXI_API_KEY });
// Open a streaming interpretation session.
const session = await lexi.sessions.create({
source: "en",
target: "es",
voice: "natural",
glossary: "acme-legal-terms",
});
// Push live audio in; interpreted audio and text stream back out.
microphone.on("chunk", (chunk) => session.send(chunk));
for await (const event of session) {
if (event.type === "transcript") render(event.text);
if (event.type === "audio") speaker.play(event.audio);
}Wherever people need to understand each other now.
Interpretation stops being a scheduling problem once it is part of the system. These are the places that changes first.
Meetings & conferencing
Interpretation inside the platforms teams already meet on, without a human interpreter in the loop.
Contact centres
Serve callers in their own language without routing to a language-specific queue.
Healthcare & public services
Immediate language access at the point of care, intake or service delivery.
Legal & compliance
Controlled terminology and reviewable transcripts for proceedings and regulated conversations.
Events & broadcast
Live multilingual audio channels for conferences, town halls and streamed sessions.
Global enterprise
One interpretation layer serving every region, product and internal tool.
Serious conversations need serious boundaries.
Interpretation touches some of the most sensitive audio an organisation handles: clinical, legal, financial, internal. Lexi is built so those constraints are configuration, not an exception you have to negotiate.
Data boundaries you define
Choose where audio lives, how long it is retained, and whether it ever leaves your environment.
Deployment flexibility
Managed cloud, private tenancy or deployment inside your own infrastructure.
Access & governance
Organisation-level controls, scoped credentials and auditable session records.
Built to extend
New languages, domains and voices are added to the same architecture, not bolted on beside it.
The things people ask first.
Translation works on text that already exists. Interpretation works on speech as it happens, which means handling pace, pauses, overlap and intent in real time. Lexi is built for the second problem.
Bring interpretation into your product.
Tell us where language is getting in the way: a platform, an API, a white-label build or an enterprise deployment. We will show you what Lexi does with it.
- 1
We read it properly
Every request is reviewed by the team building Lexi, not routed into a queue.
- 2
We reply with specifics
You get an answer about your languages, your deployment shape and what is realistic today.
- 3
We set up a working session
If it is a fit, we walk through the engine against your own audio and terminology.
Would rather just email us? contact@axoralexi.com