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An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of rules, tools, and protocols that allow different software systems to communicate with each other. APIs let developers integrate external services or functionalities into their own applications without having to build those features from scratch.
A common example is a mapping API, such as Google Maps, which lets other apps embed interactive maps and location data. In the audio domain, an API might allow developers to send audio files to a cloud service for processing and receive enhanced audio back.
APIs define specific “endpoints” and data formats so that two systems can exchange information reliably. The requesting software sends a properly formatted request (often via HTTP), the API processes it, and returns a structured response (such as JSON or XML) with the requested data or processed output.
One of our key products is an API which allows developers to send audio for AI-powered enhancement directly from their applications or platforms. This enables seamless integration of noise reduction, voice restoration, and clarity improvements into Voice AI programs, video conferencing tools, content creation apps, broadcasting, and much more, without requiring users to leave their existing workflow.
