English–Spanish interpreter in your phone browser

Two people, two languages, one phone. You hold your button and speak in English; you let go and it says it in Spanish, out loud, in a natural voice. They answer with their own button and it comes back the other way.

Why a button each

Because a microphone that is always listening picks up the room. Each person has their own button in their own language, and the microphone only listens while it is held down. Nobody has to learn anything: you hand the phone over and the first turn explains itself.

You see it before they hear it

The transcript of what it understood appears on screen before the translation is spoken. If it heard you wrong — a name, a number, a street — you find out before the other person does, and you say it again. That single detail is the difference between a tool you trust in front of a customer and one you do not.

Two phones, if you are across a counter

Scan a QR and the other person joins from their own phone. Useful when there is a counter, a window or five feet between you.

What it costs: you pay for the minutes you speak, not a subscription. 15 minutes for $6.99, 30 for $9.99, two hours for $24.99. Credits do not expire. Try it free first.

Where not to use it

Not for a medical consultation, a legal proceeding or anything where a mistranslated word has consequences you cannot undo. Those need a sworn or certified human interpreter, and no software replaces one. This is for the counter, the workshop, the site visit and the conversation that would otherwise not happen at all.

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