Six technical guides for the people configuring, integrating, and building on Zamok. Each guide goes past the feature page to explain how it works, what it can and can't do, and how it is set up.
The full list behind that claim — three separate coverage sets, not one number. Search or filter below to check a specific language, or see how this fits the bigger picture in the Interactive Guide.
Section 1 · Coverage at a glance
Three language capabilities, one visitor experience
Zamok Genie supports typed and read conversation, natural two-way voice, and full-page screen translation. The totals are different because each capability is backed by a different language set.
97
text languages for typed and read conversation
24
spoken languages for natural two-way voice
39
screen-translation languages for the full page
23
support all three — speak, listen, read, and type
Section 2 · What the numbers mean
The important distinction
Language coverage is capability-specific
The 97-language figure is Zamok Genie's general text/read coverage via the Gemini Live API. The spoken/audio list is more specific — currently 24 regional voice locales. Chrome's on-screen Translator API lists zh-Hant as Chinese (Traditional), while Gemini's general list uses zh for Chinese — the same language can carry a different code depending on which capability you're checking.
Section 3 · Language reference
Find a language and see exactly what it supports
Search by language, code, or spoken locale, or narrow the list by capability.
Zamok Genie
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