Read in your own language. Some sentences come in the language you learn. Hover one, and the original waits in the margin with a voice for both.
Everything runs in your browser. No account, no servers, no text sent anywhere.
The one you read in, in the header. The one you learn, above the text.
The text is in your language. A share of it is swapped into the one you learn.
Hover a sentence: the original is in the margin, with a voice for both.
Move the slider up as reading gets easier, up to the whole text.
Short texts about everyday situations, or paste your own. Translation happens on your device.
The landlord asked for a deposit of two months.
Viewing, deposit, contract, utilities.
The badge opens the door, the coffee machine needs a code.
Contract, schedule, colleagues, lunch.
The appointment is at nine, bring the insurance card.
Appointment, symptoms, prescription.
The fast train leaves from platform three at 7:40.
Timetable, seat, delay, refund.
An article, an email, a recipe, a chat with a friend.
It stays on your device.
The add-on does the same on every page you open, with offline translation and local voices. Store listings are being prepared.
Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera.
Microsoft Edge.
Desktop and Android.
The ones your browser has a voice for, so every sentence can be heard.
It is the language you read in. The whole site and the texts are shown in it, and the share you chose is swapped into the language you learn. The choice is remembered.
Nowhere. Translation and speech run inside your browser. The site stores only the models you chose to download.
Without a built-in translator, local models do the translation and the speech. You download them once, they stay on your device, and the footer shows their size.
Yes. No account, no subscription.