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https://github.com/tonebridge/tonebridge

Translate text with precise tone control using AI
https://github.com/tonebridge/tonebridge

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Translate text with precise tone control using AI

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# tonebridge
## What is ToneBridge?

tonebridge is an AI-powered translation tool that goes beyond word-for-word.
It uses **Google Gemini** for translations and **ElevenLabs** for voices, showing you **casual, neutral, and professional** styles side-by-side.

When ElevenLabs isn’t available, ToneBridge falls back to standard **text-to-speech (TTS)** so you can still hear results out loud.

👉 Try it here: [tonebridge.vercel.app](https://tonebridge.vercel.app/)

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## Why it’s different

- **Three tones at once** → no need to pick blind, compare instantly
- **Voice playback** → ElevenLabs voices when available, fallback TTS otherwise
- **Context-aware** → meaning stays alive across styles

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## Status

This project is currently **closed source**.
The GitHub page exists as an introduction and information hub.

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## Getting your own API keys

If you want to experiment with similar tools, here’s how to get the keys tonebridge uses:

### Google Gemini API Key
1. Go to [Google AI Studio](https://ai.google.dev/).
2. Sign in with your Google account.
3. Create a new API key under **Get API Key**.
4. Copy the key — this will let you call Gemini models.

### ElevenLabs API Key
1. Head to [ElevenLabs](https://elevenlabs.io/).
2. Make an account (free tier available).
3. Open your **Profile → API Keys** section.
4. Generate a new key and copy it.

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## Tech highlights

- **Gemini API** for translation + tone control
- **ElevenLabs** for natural voices (with TTS fallback)
- Hosted on **Vercel** for fast access

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## About

tonebridge is built as an experiment in translation with personality.
Words don’t live in one style — and now, your translations don’t have to either.