A first date
Say what you mean, the way you mean it, without a screen between you.
ConverseYomita Translator
Talk to anyone, anywhere.
A real-time voice translator you can put down. It speaks for both of you as you talk, so you connect with the person in front of you, not the screen.
36 languages · spoken both ways · hands free
Two modes
Face to face, or the whole room.
Talking with one person is different from keeping up with a group. So Yomita does each one its own way.
Converse
A conversation between two people.
Set the phone between you and just talk. Each of you hears the other in your own language, out loud.
Dates · Service · Private talks · Hands free
How Converse works →
Listen
Catch everything the room is saying.
Yomita translates the people around you into your language, in your ears, as they speak. Swipe when you want to join in.
Gatherings · Events · Meetings · Earbuds
How Listen works →
Converse
Put the phone down. Keep talking.
Converse is a hands-free interpreter for two. One of you speaks, Yomita says it in the other's language, and the conversation keeps going. There's nothing to tap between sentences.
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Hands free, both ways
It hears when you've finished and speaks for you. You can hold a coffee, a menu, or someone's hand.
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Heard and seen
Every line is spoken out loud in the other language and shown on screen in both, so nothing gets lost in a noisy room.
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Set the mood
Tell Yomita what kind of conversation it is. It picks the words and tone to match: the warm, familiar form on a date, the polite one at the front desk.
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An interpreter, not a third person
No greetings, no "sure, I can help with that," no commentary. Only what you said, in their language.
Listen
Be in the room, not behind it.
At a dinner, a party or a meeting, the conversation doesn't wait for you. Listen translates what people around you are saying into your language while they talk, so you can laugh at the joke with everyone else.
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In your ears, as they speak
Yomita doesn't wait for people to finish. It translates while they're still talking, so you're not a sentence behind.
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Private with earbuds
The translation stays in your ears. Nobody has to slow down, repeat themselves, or even know it's there.
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Swipe to join in
When you want to say something, swipe to the speak page and talk. Yomita says it out loud in their language, then goes back to listening.
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Read along
A running transcript in your language, for when you look down to catch up on what you missed.
Where it fits
Made for the moments that matter.
The conversations you'd miss if you had to type. Pick the mode that fits the room.
At the counter
Hotels, pharmacies, taxis, repair shops. Get it right the first time.
Converse
Dinner with their family
Follow the stories, catch the jokes, and join in when you're ready.
Listen
Meetings and events
Keep up with the discussion, the talk, the tour, and ask your question when it counts.
ListenWhich mode
Converse or Listen?
Same app, same languages. Switch any time.
| Converse | Listen | |
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| Best for | Two people, one conversation: dates, service, private talks | Following a group: gatherings, events, meetings |
| The phone | On the table between you | In your hand or pocket |
| Who hears it | Both of you, out loud | You, in your earbuds. Your replies are spoken aloud. |
| Your hands | Free. Nothing to tap between sentences. | Free while listening. Swipe to reply. |
| Pace | Takes turns: you speak, then Yomita speaks for you | Translates while people are still talking |
Thirty-six languages
Any two of them, both ways.
Pick the two you need before you start. Neither is the "main" one: each person speaks their own and hears the other's, and the pair works the same in either direction.
Built to disappear
The best translator is the one you forget.
Yomita is judged by the conversation you had, not by the time you spent looking at it.
It translates. That's all.
Ask it for directions and it asks the person in front of you. It never answers for them.
Your voice skips our servers.
Audio goes straight from your phone to the model. We never receive it, so there is nothing on our side to store.
No sign-up.
No password, no profile to fill in. Open it, pick two languages, and talk.
Questions
Good to know.
What's the difference between Converse and Listen?
Converse is for two people talking face to face. The phone sits between you and speaks each person's words out loud in the other's language. Listen is for following a group. It translates what people around you are saying into your language, in your earbuds, and lets you swipe to reply out loud.
How many languages does it speak?
Thirty-six, spoken both ways: Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu and Vietnamese. Pick the two you need before you start.
Does the other person need the app?
No. One phone is all it takes, in either mode.
Do I need earbuds?
Not for Converse, which speaks out loud for both of you. For Listen they're recommended: the translation stays in your ears and only your replies are heard in the room.
Is my conversation stored?
Audio goes straight from your phone to the translation model. Our servers never receive it. Transcripts stay on your phone.
Does it work offline?
No. Live translation needs an internet connection.
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