CereProc

CereProc develops text-to-speech technology that produces natural, characterful synthetic voices for accessibility, media, and enterprise applications — includes neural TTS engines and a catalogue of character voices across dozens of languages and accents. The company is known for preserving regional identity in speech synthesis, from Scottish and Irish English to bespoke voice cloning for individuals who have lost the ability to speak.

The platform ships as SDKs, cloud APIs, and on-premise servers, with MRCP and gRPC interfaces for IVR and contact-centre integration. Custom voice builds let organisations commission branded voices from as little as a few hours of recorded audio, and deployments run on Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS.

Key benefits:

• Neural voice synthesis delivering natural prosody and emotional expression
• Custom voice creation from client recordings for branded or personal voices
• Multi-language catalogue covering major European and global languages
• Flexible deployment via cloud API, on-premise server, or embedded SDK
• Accessibility focus with voice banking for motor neurone disease patients
• Telephony integration through standard MRCP and gRPC protocols

CereProc is headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, founded in 2005 as a University of Edinburgh spin-out. While based in the UK rather than the EU, it operates under UK GDPR, offers EU-hosted and on-premise deployments, and is a trusted speech vendor for European accessibility and broadcast clients.