Speak your draft
You can now dictate: hit Record, say your piece, and Sarvam Saarika transcribes it straight into the draft box. There's also a bundled sample voice note if you'd rather not use the mic.
You can now dictate: hit Record, say your piece, and Sarvam Saarika transcribes it straight into the draft box. There's also a bundled sample voice note if you'd rather not use the mic.
Contraire × Sarvam ships at contraire.anirudhux.com/sarvam — one product leaning on five Sarvam APIs end to end: reading, thinking, speaking, detecting language, and parsing documents.
Paste a draft in Kannada, Hindi or Tamil and the nine readers answer in that same language, natively — no translation round-trip. text-lid spots the language on paste and sarvam-105b writes every perspective and report in it.
Uploads now run through Sarvam's Doc AI, which reads a PDF layout-aware — headings, lists and reading order preserved — before the council ever sees it. A bundled sample PDF is one click away.
"We support Kannada, Hindi and Tamil" is a measured claim, not a hope: the full pipeline was run in all three, with per-call tokens, cost, native-script share and truncation all recorded. The receipts live in the bench.
The sample run's twelve blocks — nine perspectives and three reports — are all narrated by Bulbul v3, so you can listen to the whole council, not just read it.
Every reader and every report on the showcase now runs on sarvam-105b. It holds each persona's voice — in English and in Indic scripts — at roughly ₹2.7 for a complete run.
The showcase started as an isolated copy of the workbench, free to diverge without touching the production app — every shared change kept additive so the main site stayed byte-for-byte the same.