Slang Labs

Google backs Indian voice assistant as a service startup Slang Labs

Slang Labs raised funding from the Google Assistant Investments program along with existing investors Endiya Partners

Beyond Alexa: This startup wants to bring multilingual voice assistants to apps

Voice is the new UI. Slang lab's Conva set to help consumers in e-commerce, travel, insurance, & recruitment with voice assistance in Indian languages empowering Indian consumers.

Slang Labs: Giving Voice to the Next Billion Users

Slang Labs was started with the aim of changing the way users interact with applications. The complex UIs and English-Only experience make things uncomfortable to the Next Billion Users who are adopting mobile technology rapidly. We felt that Voice would be an easier interface to use apps.&

After Selling A Startup To Facebook, This Duo Is Bringing Voice Assistants To India’s E-commerce

Slang Labs, founded by two cofounders of Facebook-acquired Little Eye Labs, along with Satish Chandra Gupta offers a voice SDK to e-commerce platforms. The SDK is built around natural language processing and enables a multilingual in-app voice assistant product for clients such as BigBasket and others

Meet the Mavericks: The man who’s making apps hear your voice – here’s Slang Labs’ Kumar Rangarajan’s inspiring story

No guts, no glory: In the sixth episode of Season 2 of Mavericks, we talk to Kumar Rangarajan, the Co-Founder of Slang Labs, a fintech startup that provides a platform for adding multi-lingual in-app voice assistance.

BigBasket Mobile App Adds a Voice Assistant to Ease the Shopping Experience

BigBasket adds a voice assistant to its mobile app in partnership with Slang Labs, which is an Indian startup working to augmented existing app experience with voice interactions. It was a part of the first batch of Google’s Launchpad Accelerator India back in mid-2018.

How Slang Labs is using voice AI to fight misinformation around coronavirus

Bengaluru-based startup Slang Labs integrated its voice AI with covid19india.org platform to help emergent users access trustworthy news about coronavirus.

Giving Voice To Apps

The Bengaluru-based B2B company offers a multilingual voice interface so that developers can sync it with any mobile app.

Easier said than done: Building for the voice-first audience

>Startups such as Slang Labs are developing voice interfacing tools to make it easier for regional language users to navigate apps.&

Young Turks: Here’s the story of Slang Labs, a smart multi-lingual voice assistant

Slang Labs' SDKs allow partner apps to add voice capabilities in many Indian languages. Click the link to know more about what Kumar Rangarajan, co-founder, has to say about his new journey.

Reboot: Founder of Facebook's first India acquisition is eyeing a second success

Once an entrepreneur, always an entrepreneur. That's Kumar Rangarajan's explanation for foregoing his sizeable stock options at Wall Street darling Facebook.

Kumar Rangarajan who sold his Little Eye Labs to Facebook, is back with Slang Labs

Kumar Rangarajan, a serial entrepreneur who sold his start-up Little Eye Labs to Facebook Inc. in 2014, has floated Slang Labs, which develops mobile software for accepting voice commands in English and Indian languages.