PreviewKiswahili dubbing is open now

Dub any video intoKiswahili

Upload a clip and Ndimi hears it, translates it and speaks it again in a Kenyan language, in a voice matched to the person on screen.

Karibu kijijini kwetu.

Script

Pipeline

    A preview of the dubbing workspace. Every line stays editable before the final voice is rendered.

    One upload. Five passes. A new voice.

    You pick the language. Ndimi runs the rest, and you can step in to fix a word or a line at any point before it speaks.

    1. Separate

      Voices are lifted off the music and ambient sound, so the soundtrack survives the dub.

    2. Transcribe

      Speech becomes timed text, split by speaker and sentence.

    3. Translate

      Each line is translated and sized to fit the seconds it has on screen.

    4. Re-voice

      A new voice reads each line, matched to the tone and pace of the original speaker.

    5. Sync

      The new speech is laid back over the picture and mixed with the original sound bed.

    Built from Kenyan languages outward.

    Kenya speaks more than forty languages, and most have no place in speech technology. We start where usable speech data exists and add more as communities help us record.

    Dub first. Then speak live. Then teach.

    Each phase runs on the language data the one before it proves out. Every dubbed video is also a recording of the language, kept for the next generation.

    Now

    Dub

    Upload a video or audio clip, choose a language, download it dubbed or subtitled.

    • Voice-matched dubbing
    • Editable scripts and subtitles
    • No technical skill needed
    Next

    Speak live

    Real-time spoken translation for rooms where two languages need to meet.

    • Community meetings and county forums
    • Church services
    • Agricultural trainings
    Later

    Learn

    Lessons built from real speech in real context, drawn from the platform's own library.

    • For diaspora families
    • For children learning a grandparent's language

    Made for people who tell stories to their own.

    NGO teams

    Put health, farming and rights messages in the language people use at home.

    Church media

    Dub sermons and teaching videos for congregations across counties.

    Creators

    Reach new audiences without re-shooting or hiring a studio.

    Families

    Keep an elder's stories and pass them on in the language they were told in.

    Filmed with, not about.

    Ndimi comes from a decade of Jeota Media documentary work in Kajiado and Meru, made alongside the communities whose languages it carries.