Talk to anyone in their language

Where it helps

• At the doctor’s or the pharmacy. Explain where it hurts and understand what you are told — without hunting for words.
• At the town hall, the school or the bank. Ask about a letter you received, a form, or your child’s school day.
• With a neighbour, a handyman or a carer. Short everyday conversations, face to face, without stopping to type.
• When you travel. Taxi, hotel, restaurant: say it once and show the screen.

How a conversation works

1. Say what you need. The first time, name the language: “Translate into Dutch: where is the station?” After that, just speak — the app remembers who you are talking to.
2. Show or play the answer. The translation appears in large letters, with a line that tells you how to pronounce it, written in your own alphabet. The speaker button reads it aloud.
3. Let them answer. They speak their language; you see the translation in yours. There is nothing to switch: the app knows who is speaking by the language.

Small things that save time

• Change the other person’s language by voice: “Now translate into French.”
• The app speaks your language: its buttons and messages translate themselves.
• Your last 30 phrases stay on your phone, so you can show one again.
• No account, no sign-up, no ads.

Good to know

• It needs an internet connection.
• AI can make mistakes. Check what really matters — doses, dates, amounts — with the person you are talking to.
• It is made for spoken conversations, not for translating documents.
• Only for adults (18+).

Questions

• How much does it cost? Free to use now, with no ads. Later we plan a paid subscription — you will always see the price before you pay.
• Do I need an account? No. Install it and press the button.
• Who hears what I say? Your recording goes through our server to Google’s Gemini AI to be translated. We don’t keep your recordings or translations. How your data is handled
• Can I use it for someone else? Yes — see “Setting it up for someone else?” on the home page.