KugelAudio
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Ear: the only speech-to-text that asks when it's unsure
Kugel Ear asks back when it's unsure, so your callers never have to spell out their name again.
Why it works
- Lead with the product’s distinguishing behavior, then show a concrete example so readers quickly understand what makes it different.
- Pair practical benefits with specific performance figures, and follow them with one clear call to action.
How it is built
- Product announcement
- Clarification example
- Performance proof
- Try product button
Email copy
Introducing Kugel Ear Another week, another release, today we’re excited to announce Kugel Ear! Our speech-to-text model built for phone calls, specifically trained for customer-support use cases, ahead of ElevenLabs, Speechmatics, OpenAI and Deepgram. When Kugel Ear isn't sure about a word, it asks, the way a person would: “Elizabeth with a Z or S?” Just that one word, never the whole name letter by letter. Your callers don't have to spell out their name anymore. Try Kugel Ear Kugel Ear at a glance Why build on Kugel Ear • No more spelling loops. Unsure words reach your LLM flagged, with the other spellings Kugel Ear heard, so your bot asks “Philip with one L or two?” instead of saving the wrong name. It flagged 86% of the words it got wrong. • Built for phone calls. 93.4% of words right on customer-support calls across 14 accents, 88.5% even through a phone line, and the final transcript is on its way 72 ms after the caller stops. One more thing Like every other release, we're live on Linkedin under this Link. Product Hunt is coming tomorrow (leave a like and a comment, possibly even a repost 👀). You receive this email because you subscribed to “Product updates” at KugelAudio. Unsubscribe · Account settings KugelAudio GmbH · Rosenthaler Str. 36 · 10178 Berlin · Germany Register: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, HRB 277989 B · VAT ID: DE458999009 Managing directors: Kajo Kratzenstein, Viktor Presber