OpenVoice Translator is a simple, open-source voice-based translation tool that allows users to speak in one language and get real-time translations in another language. It’s designed to help people communicate across language barriers, especially in a multilingual country like India. The app will use open-source translation libraries and focus on Indian languages.
Key Features:
Voice Input: Users can speak in their native language (e.g., Hindi, Tamil, e
Text Translation: The app translates the spoken words into another language (e.g., English, Marathi, Gujarati).
Text-to-Speech: The translated text is read aloud in the target language.
Offline Support: Uses lightweight, open-source translation models that work offline.
Simple UI: A clean and intuitive interface for easy use.
Why It’s Unique:
Focuses on Indian languages, which are often underrepresented in translation tools.
Uses open-source libraries (e.g., Google’s, MarianMT) to avoid proprietary APIs.
Beginner-friendly and can be built with basic web technologies.
Has real-world utility for travelers, students, and professionals in multilingual settings.
Tech Stack:
Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript ,Bootstrap
Backend: Python (Flask) or Node.js for handling translation logic.
Translation Library: OpenNMT,(open-source translation tools).
Text-to-Speech: Use the Web Speech API (built into browsers)
License: MIT
