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A Hinglish AI voice agent for Indian calls.
It keeps up when callers mix languages.

Plenty of callers in India move between Hindi and English in a single sentence. Kallix gives you a Hinglish AI voice agent that follows them: it understands mixed speech, answers in the same mix, and switches fully to Hindi or English when the caller does. Every call opens with the agent saying it's an AI assistant.
₹500 in free credits when you sign up. After that, ₹4.80 a minute with the voice, the language model and Indian call minutes included.

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Understands mixed speech
Speech recognition tuned for mixed languages and Indian accents, so 'kal tak delivery ho jayegi?' is heard as one question.
Moves with the caller
Set Hindi and English as the two languages, and the agent leans whichever way the caller leans.
Tested before launch
Run scenarios with callers who switch mid-sentence, and fix what fails before a customer hears it.

How it works. From your list to a logged outcome.

  1. 1

    Set the languages

    Choose Hindi and English as the primary and secondary languages, and say in the response guidelines that the agent should mirror the caller.

  2. 2

    Write for the ear

    Keep product names, numbers and everyday English words in English, the way your callers say them. Variables such as {{callee_name}} fill in from your list.

  3. 3

    Test the switch

    Make test calls and run scenarios where the caller starts in English and moves to Hindi, or the other way round.

  4. 4

    Launch and review

    Each call is logged with its recording, transcript, outcome and sentiment. Rate calls and ship fixes as a new agent version.

A real call. Honest about being AI.

The voice sounds human, and the agent says it's an AI assistant in its first line. It keeps to your script, hands over to a person when asked, and logs what happened.

  • The outcome and next step
  • The recording and transcript
  • The answers it captured
  • How the caller felt

Tara, AI assistant

Abandoned cart, in Hinglish. An example call.

  1. TaraHi Neha, main Tara, Kesar Kitchenware ki AI assistant. Aapne cart mein ek pressure cooker chhoda tha. Koi doubt tha kya?
  2. CallerActually haan, I wasn't sure ki yeh induction pe chalega ya nahi.
  3. TaraHaan, yeh model induction aur gas dono pe chalta hai. Checkout link WhatsApp pe bhej doon?
  4. CallerHaan, send kar do. Main abhi order kar leti hoon.
  5. TaraSent. Aapka cart link mein saved hai. Thank you, Neha.
OutcomeCheckout link sent
ProductPressure cooker
QuestionWorks on induction?
Next stepCheckout link on WhatsApp

What you get. Everything the call needs.

Switching in both directions
Callers can move from English to Hindi and back, mid-sentence or mid-call, and the agent keeps up.
Indian voices
Pick a named Indian voice from the library, and play the samples before you choose.
A script with branches
A step-by-step script with if/then branches keeps the call on track, however the caller words things.
Knowledge base answers
Answer side questions from your website, FAQs and price lists. The retrieval tester shows what the agent will say.
Handover to your team
Transfer on keywords, intent or a request for a person, with the call logged and transcribed.
Sentiment and outcomes
Each call gets an outcome, sentiment and extracted fields, ready to send to your CRM.

Why a Hinglish AI voice agent sounds right. Callers rarely stick to one language.

Code-switching means moving between languages inside a conversation, or inside one sentence. On Indian calls it sounds like Mera refund kab tak aayega? or Can you send the link on WhatsApp, abhi? An agent that expects one language at a time makes people repeat themselves, and a pure-Hindi script can sound stiff to a caller who just said refund in English.

Read more about code-switching →, or our guide to building Hinglish voice agents →.

Writing a Hinglish script. Habits that keep it natural.

Hinglish isn't one fixed mix. Some callers lean towards Hindi, others towards English. Write for the middle and let the agent follow.

  • Open in the language most of your customers use, then mirror the caller
  • Keep everyday English words in English: order, refund, EMI, delivery, link
  • Say amounts the way people do, in thousands and lakh
  • Repeat dates and amounts back to confirm them
  • Test with a fast talker, an interrupter and someone who switches mid-sentence

Where teams use it.

Questions, answered.

More on the FAQ page, or write to us.

An AI agent that holds phone calls in Hinglish, the mix of Hindi and English many people in India use every day. It understands callers who switch languages mid-sentence and replies in the same register.

Kallix's speech recognition is tuned for mixed languages and Indian accents, and the agent switches when the caller does. Try it yourself: make a test call from your browser and change language halfway through a sentence.

Yes. Set Hindi and English as the primary and secondary languages, and the agent follows the caller into either one.

Calls where your customers already talk this way: lead callbacks, cart and order calls, EMI reminders, support lines and appointment booking. Listen to a few of your own team's calls; if customers mix languages, the agent should too.

No. Every call is ₹4.80 a minute, all in, billed in 30-second pulses, whether it's in Hindi, English or Hinglish. You get ₹500 in free credits on sign-up.

Yes. Every Kallix agent says it's an AI assistant in its first line and offers a person when asked. That's Kallix policy on every call.

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