About us

Nagish stands for 'Accessible' in Hebrew and our mission is to make phone calls more accessible. We believe that everyone should have the right to use a phone without having someone listening to their private calls. Nagish gives its users full ownership of their calls by converting text-to-speech and speech-to-text in real time so that one side of a phone call could type and read while the other side can hear and speak.

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Our team

Tomer graduated Magna Cum Laude from Columbia University after serving as a technological intelligence analyst in the Israeli Defense Forces. During his academic years, he had worked as an integrated systems engineer at the Creative Machines Lab, and as a research assistant at the Speech Lab. Furthermore, he worked as a Software Engineer at Bloomberg L.P. Nagish is part of Tomer’s quest to make an impact by developing tech for the greater good.

Alon is a Software Engineer and a cybersecurity analyst with over 10 years of experience. He worked as a Lead Software Engineer at various startups and as a Security Researcher. In his free time, he pursues a CS degree from Columbia University. Alon believes in the power of building new communities around tech and sharing ideas. This passion has led him to win several competitions hosted by Harvard and Columbia University, as well as to create nagish.

Started at A coding competition

Nagish emerged from a coding contest at Columbia University. The project was awarded “The Best Hack for Social Good” by J.P. Morgan Chase, and the Second Place overall.

a google Cloud case study

Nagish caught the attention of Google Cloud and was selected as a Google for Eduction Case Study. The project has emerged since then into an ongoing collaboration with Google.