Murya

Sovereign Hausa AI

“Voice,” in Hausa

Built by Hausa,
for Hausa.

The first open, multi-speaker Hausa text-to-speech — trained on native recordings, judged by a native ear, owned by the community it serves.

Ji Murya · Hear the voice

“Barka da zuwa cibiyar Muryar Hausa”

Muryoyi · The Voices

Eight native speakers

One model, eight distinct Hausa voices — four men, four women — each articulating the full sound system of the language, hooked consonants and all.

Namiji · Male
“Ranka ya daɗe, yaya jikinka a wannan safiya?”
Mace · Female
“Bishiyar ayaba koriya ce, tana da ƴaƴanta guda uku.”
Ƙarfin Harshe · Hooked letters
“Ɗalibai suna karatu da ƙwazo domin cin jarrabawa.”

Me ya sa · Why it matters

The sounds that make Hausa, Hausa

Hausa's hooked consonants — ɓ, ɗ, ƙ, ƴ — are not decoration; they change meaning. ɗa (son) is not da (with). Existing systems flatten them. Murya was built to preserve them, because a voice that loses them is not, fully, a Hausa voice.

8
Native voices
4
Hooked consonants
MIT
Open license
90M+
Hausa speakers
From consumers to producers. We stopped waiting for someone else to build a voice for our language — so we built it ourselves. — Adamu Danjuma Abubakar · ADAB-TECH Labs

Nan ba da jimawa ba · Coming soon

The full assistant is on its way.

Get in touch Try the app (soon)

or write to hi@murya.ng