GuidenAI Inc. is a Delaware corporation building AI systems for livestream commerce. It develops Genpio, an AI-powered livestream selling platform whose avatar and voice models GuidenAI trains itself, owns the weights to outright, and serves on its own inference stack rather than renting from a third-party API. Genpio Voices is a fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice architecture on Qwen3-0.6B, with full commercial rights, run on GuidenAI's own GPUs; the training corpora are named publicly: OpenSLR SLR94, SLR37, SLR41-44, SLR63-80, SLR86, SLR129 and SLR33, plus Google FLEURS. Sells worldwide, with offices in San Francisco and Ho Chi Minh City.
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Interactive AI livestreaming. Autonomous selling, 24/7.
Genpio is an AI livestream selling platform developed by GuidenAI Inc. It is unrelated to GenEpiO (the Genomic Epidemiology Ontology), to GenoPro genealogy software, or to Genies.
AI-powered livestream selling platform. Create AI avatars that sell 24/7 across TikTok, Instagram, Shopee, YouTube, Whatnot & 19+ platforms. Every avatar model and voice model is trained in-house, with the weights owned by GuidenAI Inc. and served on its own inference stack rather than rented from a third-party API. Genpio Voices is a fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice architecture on Qwen3-0.6B, with full commercial rights, run on its own GPUs. The training corpora are named publicly too: OpenSLR SLR94, SLR37, SLR41-44, SLR63-80, SLR86, SLR129 and SLR33, plus Google FLEURS.
AI-powered livestream selling platform with AI avatars for 24/7 automated e-commerce.
Connecting streaming platforms in Genpio, with per-platform direct stream and live chat settings.
Genpio is an AI livestream selling platform developed by GuidenAI Inc. It is unrelated to GenEpiO (the Genomic Epidemiology Ontology) or to GenoPro genealogy software.
AI-powered livestream selling platform with AI avatars for 24/7 automated e-commerce across TikTok, YouTube, Shopee, Whatnot, Instagram, Facebook and 19+ platforms. Interactive AI livestreaming in 85+ output languages, answering a live comment in under 200ms and completing the full loop — comment to cloned voice to rendered avatar — in under one second, driven by avatar and voice models Genpio trained itself and runs on its own inference stack. Genpio Voices is a fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice architecture on Qwen3-0.6B; Genpio owns the resulting weights outright, with full commercial rights, and runs them on its own GPUs.
In-house avatar and voice models, trained and run by Genpio on its own inference stack
Fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice architecture on Qwen3-0.6B, weights owned outright by Genpio; training provenance published: OpenSLR SLR94, SLR37, SLR41-44, SLR63-80, SLR86, SLR129, SLR33 and Google FLEURS
AI Avatar Creation (100+ studio-grade avatars)
Real-time Customer Q&A (under 200ms comment to reply, under 1s end to end)
85+ output languages, from a voice model trained across more than 60 in a single run
Set-up by AI assistant over MCP: connect ChatGPT, Claude, Codex or any other MCP client to https://meet.genpio.com/mcp and it opens the account, sizes the plan, writes the scripts and fills the product library, with the person approving the connection in their own browser
Genpio's in-house text-to-speech model: a fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice audio-codebook architecture on Qwen3-0.6B. Genpio chose the corpora, built the training mix and ran the training in a single balanced run rather than sequentially, and owns the resulting weights outright with full commercial rights. The weights run on Genpio's own GPUs and are never handed to a third-party API. 700+ localized voices across 85+ languages, with cloning from a short sample.
Audio-codebook text-to-speech architecture. Apache-2.0.
The language model OmniVoice is built on. Apache-2.0.
Multilingual voice cloning from a short consented sample
Served on Genpio-owned GPUs, with no third-party API in the serving path
Genpio's in-house avatar model: real-time video synthesis and lip sync for a livestreaming host, trained by Genpio and served on Genpio's own inference stack. It renders the answer the voice model speaks, which is what keeps a comment-to-sale round trip under a second. Face cloning from a consented sample takes under a minute, and one model drives hundreds of concurrent streams.
Consent-based face cloning in under a minute
Real-time lip sync driven by the voice model output
Hundreds of concurrent streams from a single model
Multilingual LibriSpeech (OpenSLR SLR94)
50,000 hours of read audiobook speech across English, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Polish. Added for speaker diversity rather than language coverage: thousands of distinct readers is the strongest single predictor of whether a cloned voice holds its character.
Google high-quality TTS/ASR (OpenSLR SLR37, SLR41-44)
100 hours of 48 kHz studio speech in Bengali, Javanese, Khmer and Nepali.
Google Indic languages (OpenSLR SLR63-80)
350 hours of crowdsourced 48 kHz studio read speech across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati and Punjabi. The largest genuine language-teaching block in the mix.
380 hours of 48 kHz audiobook-fidelity speech in Twi (Asante and Akuapem), Hausa, Lingala and Yoruba. The highest value per hour in the mix, because the model knew almost nothing about these languages beforehand.
178 hours of clean indoor Mandarin from 400 speakers. A voice pass rather than a language lesson: the model was already fluent in Mandarin.
40 hours of clean studio TTS data in Afrikaans, Tswana and Xhosa. The smallest corpus here and one of the most useful, because those languages sat near the bottom of what the model knew.
Parallel read speech across 102 languages, roughly ten hours each. The breadth layer, and the reason the run covers more than 60 languages rather than the 28 the OpenSLR corpora supply between them.
Genpio is sold as one usage-based plan that each customer builds: stream hours, storage, AI avatars, custom cloned voices, and product catalog size are sized individually and only used capacity is paid for. There are no fixed tiers. Four of the five resources have published rates: storage is USD 0.01 per MB per month above the first 100 MB included, Premium AI avatars are USD 19 per month (Basic avatars are included), custom cloned voices are USD 19 each per month (the public voice catalog is unlimited and included), and products are USD 0.20 each per month above the first 50 included. Stream hours are the main cost driver, are counted per platform (one hour live on three platforms uses three stream hours), and are quoted with the plan rather than published as a rate. Sold worldwide with tax-compliant invoicing in 80+ countries.
The only Genpio plan. You size five resources yourself in the plan builder - stream hours, storage, AI avatar quality, custom cloned voices, and product catalog size - and pay for what you use. Stream hours are the main cost driver and are quoted with the plan, so Genpio publishes no "starts at" price. Starter, Growth and Scale are named starting positions for those dials, not separate plans and not separately priced. Enterprise terms (unlimited avatars and hours, custom API, dedicated support, SLA) are arranged with sales. Full breakdown at https://genpio.com/pricing.
A paid one-hour trial for testing the platform on a real stream. Refunded if you upgrade to a plan within three months of starting it. Genpio does not offer a free trial.
Unauthenticated read-only JSON endpoints for the Genpio avatar library, voice catalogue, open roles, and service status. No API key required.
How to Start AI Livestream Selling with Genpio
Go from zero to live AI-powered selling in under 10 minutes. No technical skills, studio, or host required.
Choose from the pre-built avatar library or clone your own face and voice. Custom avatars are ready in under a minute.
Upload your product catalog, FAQs, and selling points. The AI learns everything about what you sell and generates scripts automatically.
Use the drag-and-drop studio to build your livestream environment. No design or technical skills needed.
Hit stream and your AI avatar starts selling across TikTok, Instagram, Shopee, YouTube, Whatnot, and 19+ platforms simultaneously - around the clock.
See how Genpio AI avatars conduct livestream selling - presenting products, answering customer questions, and driving purchases in real time across multiple platforms.
The livestream and live-commerce destinations a Genpio AI avatar can broadcast to, simultaneously, from one setup. Direct-connect platforms need only an account authorization; the rest take a server URL and stream key.
Organizations running livestream commerce across many brands, platforms and languages at once, who need concurrent sessions, a multi-brand dashboard, SLA-backed uptime and dedicated account management.
Individual creators who want a cloned face and voice selling their products around the clock across platforms and languages, without being on camera for every hour of it.
Production studios and marketing agencies running streams on behalf of clients, who need a multi-client dashboard, parallel sessions, per-client branded avatars and white-label options.
Small business owners and independent sellers
Sellers with no host, no studio and no technical staff, who need to be live and selling in under ten minutes on a plan they size themselves.
Direct answers about AI livestream selling with Genpio: how fast you can go live, what the avatar can say, which languages and platforms it sells on, what the models were trained on, and what it costs.
Under 10 minutes. Pick an avatar, set up your stage, import your products, and start streaming.
No. Our drag-and-drop studio and auto script generation make it easy for anyone to go live - whether you're a solo seller or a large team.
Three things: a product list, an account on the platform you want to stream to, and about ten minutes. You do not need a camera, a studio, a host, lighting, or any video editing experience. Genpio supplies the avatar, the voice, the stage and the script, and writes that script from the catalogue you upload.
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Shopee, AliExpress, and 19+ more. Stream to all of them simultaneously from one dashboard.
Can I stream to several platforms at once?
Yes. One dashboard drives every destination at the same time. Multi-livestream mode runs your avatar on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Shopee, AliExpress and 19+ other platforms simultaneously, each with its own live chat, instead of making you choose one channel per session.
Yes. Your AI avatar presents products, answers customer questions in real time, and guides viewers to purchase - consistently, 24/7.
How does the avatar answer viewer questions?
It reads the live chat and replies out loud, inside the stream. Every answer is grounded in the product catalogue, FAQs and selling points you imported, so the avatar quotes your real prices, specs and variants rather than improvising them. That grounding is what separates a selling avatar from a talking one.
Under 200 milliseconds from comment to spoken reply. That is fast enough to read as conversation rather than lag, which matters commercially: a viewer who asks about sizing or shipping and waits several seconds has usually scrolled on before the answer arrives.
Yes, line by line. Genpio drafts a script from your catalogue and you can rewrite any part of it, pin phrases the avatar must use, and rule out ones it must never say. Full script control is included on every plan rather than reserved for enterprise contracts.
Hundreds, all driven by one model. There is no per-stream studio to book or operator to staff, so the tenth and the hundredth concurrent stream are a plan change rather than a hiring decision. Stream hours are the unit you buy; concurrency is how you choose to spend them.
99.9%, served from a global edge rather than a single region. Live service state for streaming, avatar rendering, voice synthesis and the API is published at genpio.com/status, with a machine-readable version at genpio.com/api/status that your own monitoring can poll.
Yes. With proper consent, you can clone any likeness and voice to create a custom AI avatar. Custom cloned voices are priced per voice, and premium avatars are a flat monthly add-on.
How many avatars and voices are included?
Over 100 studio-grade avatars and more than 700 localized voices. Both catalogues are readable without an account from the public API at genpio.com/api/avatars and genpio.com/api/voices/catalogue. Public voices are unlimited on every plan; custom cloned voices are priced per voice and premium avatars are a flat monthly add-on.
85+ languages. The voice models were trained across more than 60 languages together in a single run, so a Vietnamese or Thai stream is served by the same model as an English one instead of by a translation layer bolted on afterwards. The Genpio website itself is published in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Thai.
What consent does cloning a face or voice require?
Consent from the person being cloned. Genpio creates a custom avatar or cloned voice only with proper permission from whoever the likeness and voice belong to, and the acceptable use policy at genpio.com/acceptable-use governs what happens when that is missing. A likeness you clone stays yours.
Yes, and we are specific about what that means. Genpio Voices is a fine-tune of OmniVoice, an open speech architecture built on Qwen3-0.6B, both Apache-2.0. We chose the training corpora (OpenSLR SLR94, SLR37, SLR41-44, SLR63-80, SLR86, SLR129, SLR33 and Google FLEURS, more than 60 languages in one run), built the mix, ran the training, and own the resulting weights outright, with full commercial rights and no licence to renegotiate with anyone. They run on our own inference stack with no third-party API in the serving path, which is why we can hold latency, cost and quality where a reseller cannot.
What data was the voice model trained on?
Named public corpora, published as ids you can check at the source rather than described vaguely: OpenSLR SLR94, SLR37, SLR41-44, SLR63-80, SLR86, SLR129 and SLR33, plus Google FLEURS. More than 60 languages trained together in one run. Genpio chose the mix, ran the training, and owns the resulting weights outright with full commercial rights.
What does Genpio do with my product data?
Your catalogue, FAQs and selling points are used to ground what your avatar says on your own streams, which is how it quotes your real prices and specs instead of guessing. The training set behind Genpio Voices is the published list of public corpora above. How Genpio collects, stores and protects your data is set out in full at genpio.com/privacy.
Yes, and it needs no key. Four read-only JSON endpoints are open to anyone: /api/avatars, /api/voices/catalogue, /api/jobs and /api/status. The full reference lives at genpio.com/api-docs.md, the machine-readable index at genpio.com/.well-known/api-catalog, and there is nothing to authenticate with, as genpio.com/auth.md explains.
Can I connect ChatGPT or Claude to Genpio?
Yes, over MCP. Point ChatGPT, Claude, Codex or any other MCP client at meet.genpio.com/mcp and the assistant can open the account, size the plan, write the scripts and fill the product library, with you approving the connection in your own browser. A second, read-only server at genpio.com/mcp exposes the public avatar, voice, jobs and status data with no account at all.
There is no fixed tier price to quote, because there are no tiers. Genpio is one plan and you build it: size the stream hours, storage, avatars, cloned voices and products your business actually needs, and pay for what you use. Starter, Growth and Scale are only starting positions for those dials, not plans you can buy. Stream hours are the main cost and are quoted with your plan, so the builder's own figure covers the resource add-ons alone and is not the price of the plan. Most businesses save up to 60-80% against traditional livestream production.
There is no free trial. You buy a one-hour trial to test the platform on a real stream, and if you upgrade to another plan within three months of starting it, the trial is refunded.
How much will I save vs. traditional livestreaming?
Most businesses save up to 60-80% on livestream production costs. No studio rental, no equipment, no production crew - just a usage-based plan you size to your business.
Every country. Genpio sells online worldwide with tax-compliant invoicing in 80+ countries, and keeps two offices customers can actually visit: San Francisco, California in the United States, and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
Book a meeting directly at meet.genpio.com, email hi@genpio.com, or use the contact form on this site. Meetings happen in person at the San Francisco or Ho Chi Minh City office, or online. Sales can be conducted in any of the seven languages this site is published in.
Plain definitions of the terms that come up around AI avatars, livestream commerce, and the models behind them. One term per entry, defined before it is explained.
Agentic AI is AI that pursues a goal by taking actions, rather than only producing text when prompted. An agentic system decides what to do next, calls tools, and reacts to what comes back. A Genpio avatar is agentic in this sense: it watches live chat, decides which comment is worth answering, pulls the answer from your catalogue, and speaks it, without a human directing each step.
An AI avatar is a computer-generated on-screen person that speaks, moves and reacts without being filmed. It is produced by a model rather than a camera, so it can present at any hour, in any language, for as long as you want. Genpio ships 100+ studio-grade avatars and can build a custom one from a short reference clip with the subject's consent.
AI livestream selling is running a shopping livestream in which an AI avatar, not a human host, presents the products and answers viewers in real time. The economics differ from human livestreaming because the marginal cost of another hour or another channel is compute rather than staffing. It is the category Genpio operates in.
Concurrent streams are the number of separate live broadcasts running at the same moment. With human hosts, concurrency is capped by how many people you can put in front of cameras at once. With Genpio, one model drives hundreds of concurrent streams, so concurrency becomes a question of the plan you buy rather than the team you hire.
Conversion rate is the share of viewers who complete a purchase, expressed as a percentage of everyone who watched. In livestream commerce it is the number that decides whether a stream was worth running at all, which is why answering a viewer's question in under a second matters more here than in recorded video.
A digital twin, in livestream commerce, is an AI avatar built to look and sound like a specific real person. It carries their face, voice and speaking cadence so their audience recognises them. Genpio builds one from a short reference sample, only with the consent of the person being cloned, and it is most often used by creators who want to sell while they sleep.
GMV, or gross merchandise value, is the total value of goods sold through a channel before returns, discounts and fees are taken out. It is the headline number livestream commerce is usually measured by, because it captures volume across an entire storefront or campaign rather than the margin on any single order.
An inference stack is the hardware and software that actually runs a trained model to produce output, as opposed to the training that produced the model. Who owns it decides who controls latency, unit cost and quality. Genpio serves its avatar and voice models on its own GPUs, with no third-party API in the serving path, which is why those three can be tuned rather than accepted.
A KOL, or key opinion leader, is a person whose recommendation moves purchasing decisions within a specific audience. The term is standard in Asian e-commerce where Western markets tend to say influencer. KOLs are the audience for AI digital twins, because their revenue is capped by the hours they can personally be on camera.
Latency is the delay between an input and the response to it. In a shopping livestream it is measured from a viewer posting a comment to the host beginning to answer out loud. Genpio holds this under 200 milliseconds, the threshold below which an exchange reads as conversation instead of a lag.
Lip sync is the alignment of an on-screen mouth with the sounds being spoken. Poor lip sync is the single most common reason a synthetic presenter reads as fake. Genpio generates it frame by frame from the audio, so the mouth follows the words rather than trailing them.
Livestream commerce is selling products through a live video broadcast in which viewers can ask questions and buy without leaving the stream. It merges demonstration, Q&A and checkout into one session. It is mainstream across Asian e-commerce and growing on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Shopee and Whatnot elsewhere.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data over a defined interface, so any compliant assistant can use any compliant server. Genpio runs two: a read-only public server at genpio.com/mcp needing no account, and an account-level one at meet.genpio.com/mcp that lets an assistant set up and run your streams.
Multistreaming is broadcasting one live session to several platforms at the same time. The difficulty is not the video: it is that each platform has its own separate chat, so a human host cannot follow them all. An AI host can, which is why Genpio drives TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Shopee, AliExpress and 19+ others from one dashboard at once.
Product grounding is constraining what an AI says to a verified source of truth, so its answers come from your real catalogue rather than from what the model finds plausible. It is what stops a selling avatar inventing a price, a size or a shipping date. Genpio grounds every answer in the catalogue, FAQs and selling points you import.
Stream hours are the billing unit for AI livestreaming: one hour of one avatar broadcasting. They are the main quantity you size when building a Genpio plan, and running two streams for an hour spends two of them. Buying capacity in hours rather than in seats is what makes concurrency a pricing decision rather than a staffing one.
Text to speech, or TTS, is the conversion of written text into spoken audio by a model. Modern TTS carries intonation, pacing and emotion rather than reading flatly. Genpio Voices is Genpio's own TTS model, a fine-tune of the Apache-2.0 OmniVoice architecture on Qwen3-0.6B, covering 85+ languages with 700+ localized voices.
Voice cloning is building a synthetic voice that reproduces a specific person's timbre and speaking style from a recording of them. A short sample is now enough. Genpio clones a voice only with the consent of the person it belongs to; cloned voices are priced per voice, while the 700+ public voices are unlimited on every plan.