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Builds interactive 3D avatar characters wired to speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and an LLM, embeddable via SDK.
Trulience is a platform for building interactive 3D avatars — human, animal, or cartoon characters — that hold spoken conversations by chaining speech recognition, a language model, and text-to-speech together, with automatic language and accent detection. Avatars embed into a web or mobile app through an iframe or SDK, and the platform adds sentiment analysis and retrieval-augmented responses on top of whichever LLM a customer connects. The company is Trulience, based in London, UK, and lists a street address and phone number on its site rather than routing everything through a contact form. No self-serve pricing is published; the site offers a free start option but pushes toward booking a consultation for actual plan pricing.
No plan prices are published; the site offers to 'start for free' but directs serious buyers to book a consultation for pricing.
Use tool ↗Trulience targets developers embedding an avatar character into their own product rather than end users wanting a one-off video, and the SDK/iframe embed plus bring-your-own-LLM approach fits that use case. It is a UK-registered company with a real address, which is reassuring, but pricing is entirely opaque until a call is booked.
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