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Ελληνικά (Greek)The twelve-page feature in the October 2026 issue of Passage and the company’s own release of September 16, 2026, both under the title “Bringing the fun back to travel” (the Spēk pages are 88 to 91). Then the newest, both of October 19, 2026: Spēk Connect, the developer integration, as a Stackline feature and as a release; Spēk Romance, as a Wavelength first look and as a release; and the Google Play release of October 14.
Meet the quiet innovator turning travel bookings into intelligent apps that speak in your own voice.
“It is not just translation. It is connection.”
Spēk Connect, the developer integration: any travel app can add voice translation in the user’s own voice with one link, consent and 22 languages handled, and five design partners get it free for a year.
“We did that part once so nobody else has to.”
A one-link developer integration and a design partner program. One link puts the whole product inside a partner’s app, with consent, voice cloning and 22 languages already handled.
Spēk Romance, the opt-in dating layer inside the translator that speaks in your own cloned voice: voice-verified hearts, labelled AI companions, and a first date in which each person hears the other in their own language.
“The language was never the problem. Hearing each other was.”
An opt-in dating layer inside Spēk. Every heart on the map is voice-verified live, every AI companion is labelled, and the first date is a conversation in which each person hears the other in their own language, in the other’s own voice.
The app that clones your voice from one minute of reading and uses it to talk in 22 languages is now a native Android app, with notifications and a Plus plan. The iPhone version is in App Store review.
“Travel should feel exciting from the moment you land, not like a scramble through your inbox.” The studio behind Solo, Roteiro AI and Spēk on erasing the small frictions of travel — and on a translator that speaks in your own voice.
Everything on this page may be used as is. For interviews, a demo in your language, or anything not here: hello@spek2me.com.
Real screens from the app, 390 px wide: Quick Talk · Table Talk · Friends · Map · Translate a sign
Boilerplate. Spēk is a live translator that speaks in your own cloned voice. Record a minute of yourself, hold a button, talk, let go: the other person hears your words in their language, and it sounds like you. It works across a table on one phone, between two phones anywhere in the world, and on signs and menus through the camera. 22 languages. On Google Play, with the iPhone app in App Store review. Free to try at spek2me.com.
Name. Spēk, with a macron on the e, pronounced “speak.” The domain is spek2me.com.
