Short answer: No—ElevenLabs doesn’t offer a self‑hosted Android TTS “server/engine” like tts-server-android. Our TTS is provided via cloud APIs and mobile apps.
What we do offer:
Android app (ElevenReader/ElevenLabs mobile): create/listen to speech on-device, with optional offline playback of pre‑generated audio. This is not a system TTS engine or a local HTTP endpoint. (elevenlabs.io, help.elevenlabs.io)
Text to Speech API (cloud):
HTTP streaming (chunked transfer) for incremental playback. (elevenlabs.io)
WebSocket streaming for lower‑latency, real‑time synthesis. (elevenlabs.io)
WebSocket API for live, bidirectional audio. (elevenlabs.io)
WebRTC support for real‑time conversations; token endpoint available. (elevenlabs.io)
If a local, on‑device server is a hard requirement, we don’t have an official product for that today. If calling a cloud API from Android works for you, I can point you to the best endpoint (HTTP stream vs WebSocket) based on your latency needs. (elevenlabs.io)
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