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OpenAI.fm is an official interactive demo application built to showcase the OpenAI Speech API and its advanced text-to-speech capabilities, providing developers and creators with a hands-on web interface to convert text into high-quality, customizable audio using state-of-the-art TTS models. Developed using Next.js and the OpenAI Speech API, this demo illustrates how the latest neural voice models can produce natural, expressive speech with adjustable styles and voices, highlighting features like emotional range, tone, and real-time playback. Users can experiment with different input text and voice options directly in their browser, gaining a sense of how high-fidelity AI audio can be integrated into applications ranging from podcasts and narration to accessibility tools and interactive agents. ...

Polyglot is a cross platform AI language practice application that runs as a desktop app and also offers a web version. It is built around conversational large language models and Azure based text to speech services, turning them into an interactive environment for speaking practice in multiple languages. Users can define custom AI personas, choose languages, and configure their own OpenAI and Azure keys so they retain control over which backends they use. The app supports speech recognition...

...It lets you hold natural conversations with AI characters that can see, listen, and speak, while expressing emotional states through facial expressions and body language. Users can import VRM character models, adjust their appearance, tune the voice to match the character, and define behavior using different large language models and TTS backends. Under the hood, Amica leverages modern web and desktop technologies: three.js and three-vrm for 3D rendering, Transformers.js for running models in the browser, Whisper and Silero VAD for speech recognition and voice-activity detection, and a variety of LLM backends such as llama.cpp servers, ChatGPT-compatible APIs, Ollama, KoboldCpp, and others. ...

TTS-Vue is a desktop text-to-speech application built with Electron, Vue, ElementPlus, and Vite, focused on using Microsoft’s official Speech API for high-quality neural synthesis. It wraps the Microsoft TTS WebSocket interface in a clean UI so users can paste or load text, choose voices, tweak parameters, and export audio without touching raw API calls. The app supports SSML (Speech Synthesis Markup Language), letting power users specify fine-grained control over pronunciation, pauses, prosody, and emphasis using XML-like markup. ...