chiho13

I made an iOS app for live translating conversations and long talks. It has many use cases, from talking with clients on business trips to talking with relatives who can't speak much english, and medical appointments.

Expats and immigrants can use the app as an interpreter in the doctor's office, eliminating the need to wait for a long time to schedule an appointment with a human interpreter.

You might be wondering, why not just use Google Translate?

My app accurately transcribe and translate detect drugs names, conditions and other medical terminology, whereas Google Translate make more mistakes.

The language exchange is also hands free, so you don't need to keep taking turns to press the mic button.

Enable multilingual one-on-one conversations on business trips, in the office, and on-the-go.

Many translation apps on the app store claim to be real-time for conversations. Actual real time don't need the other person to press the button to speak. It should be hands free.

Microsoft translator has real time but captions are gone the moment you speak another sentence.

My app has live translation for long speeches and one to one conversations with auto language switching.

This is for making interactive worksheets. 3 in 1 AI tools - text to mp3, ai images and gpt-4