No typing required
Every other translator is built around a text box. This one is built around your voice. You speak. You hear the reply. That's the whole interaction.
Two-Way Translator: Beta
Hold to speak.
Hear the reply.
Most translators make you type. This one listens. A push-to-talk voice translator for real conversations, no keyboard, no switching, no interruptions.
One button. Two languages. The entire interaction is designed around the moment when two people need to communicate and neither speaks the other’s language.
What Makes It Different
Other translators are dictionaries.
Push-to-talk UX
Hold to speak. Release. Hear the translation. The same interaction pattern as a walkie-talkie: familiar, physical, and fast. No mode switching, no buttons to hunt for.
Built for real conversations
Most translators are for looking something up. This one is for talking to someone. The conversation flows back and forth, English to Polish and Polish to English, without breaking the exchange.
How It Works
Speak it, hear it, see it.
Speak naturally
AI dictation captures everything, including ums, ahs, and natural pauses, and transcribes with accurate punctuation. Context-aware from the start, so it understands what you mean, not just what you say.
Translated by advanced AI
Powered by fast, advanced AI models that take context into account for accurate meaning, not word-for-word output. An optional precision mode adds a couple of seconds for even more accurate results.
Heard in the other language
AI-driven text-to-speech delivers natural voice quality. Voice toggles match the speaker's gender automatically. And when you need to reply fast, the translator suggests responses based on what was just said.
The Details
Every language. Any direction.
Dozens of languages
Not locked to one pair. Choose from a wide range of languages and switch directions at any point in the conversation. The same push-to-talk experience, regardless of which pair you're using.
Suggested replies
When someone speaks to you, the translator can suggest quick responses. Pick one to reply in seconds. No need to think through phrasing when the conversation is moving fast.
Conversation history
Every session generates a shareable code. The full conversation is stored and retrievable, useful for follow-ups, records, or anything said that needs referring back to.
This was built for a specific situation: two people who needed to communicate, no shared language, no time to fumble with a phone. The constraint of “no keyboard” wasn’t a limitation. It was the design brief.
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