AI Translator Bot
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For families with a live-in helper

Different languages.
Same kitchen.

A real-time translator for families and their domestic helpers. Messages in your LINE group are translated automatically; face to face, speak into the app and it reads your words aloud in your helper’s language.

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The app has 11 languages. Each of you picks your own: your side is Chinese by default, and both sides can choose Chinese, Indonesian, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai, English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Burmese or Hindi. LINE groups can pair any two of 20+ languages.

ConversationEnglish ⇄ Indonesian
What I said, in Indonesian
Nanti jam 3 tolong kasih Nenek minum obat, ya.
Can you give grandma her medicine at three?
What they said, in English
Yes ma’am, I’ll give grandma her medicine at three.
Baik Ibu, jam 3 saya kasih obat ke Nenek.

Where things get stuck once a helper moves in

Real situations from real homes: the problem first, then what we do about it.

  1. You explain something, she nods and says yes, then does it differently.

    You speak in your language and the app reads it aloud in hers. Caregiving words come out the way she actually talks, not as medical terms.

  2. She can’t read the medicine label, and you worry about the wrong dose.

    Take a photo of the medicine bag. It translates only the name, what it’s for, how to take it and what to watch for. You check it first, edit or add to it, then send it to her.

  3. She sends a long message in Indonesian on LINE and you can’t read it.

    Add the bot to your group and messages are translated both ways. Shorthand like gk and udh is understood too.

  4. Grandma is “Nenek” in one message and “Grandma” in the next.

    Tell it who lives in the house, what you call them and what her duties are. From then on it uses your family’s words.

  5. Talking face to face means passing the phone back and forth.

    Face-to-face mode: lay the phone on the table, split in two, and each of you reads your own language.

  6. She’s homesick or unwell and can’t find the words.

    She speaks in her own language and you read it in yours. Three everyday phrases a day help you both learn a little.

Made for caring for your family

Speaks caregiver language

Turning, medicine times, meals: phrased the way helpers actually talk, not medical jargon.

Uses your family’s names

Grandma, grandpa and your helper’s name come out the way your family says them.

Reads casual messages

Slang and shorthand like gk or udh come back as clear, natural English.

What it looks like

These screenshots show the app in Chinese. Names and conversations are examples.

Conversation screen: the employer speaks Chinese, translated into English
Speak, and it’s read aloud in her language
LINE group: messages translated automatically
LINE group: Chinese and English, translated both ways
Face-to-face mode: the top half is turned toward the helper
Face to face: each person reads their own half
Photo translation of a medicine bag
Photo of a medicine bag: only what matters

Two ways to use it

Use LINE when you’re messaging, and the app when you’re talking face to face.

Phone app

Face-to-face voice translation

  • Stops listening on its own when you pause
  • Reads the translation aloud, and again on request
  • Shows your original sentence under the translation
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LINE bot

Group chats, translated

  • Every text message translated, no copy and paste
  • Tap a flag once to pick your helper’s language
  • Not right? Type “@AI Translator 重翻” for a more careful translation

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Plans and prices

Start free, and upgrade if it helps. The app and LINE share one plan.

Free

NT$0

50 sentences a day in a new app account’s first 3 days

  • App: 10 sentences and 2 photos a day
  • LINE: 20 messages a day in 1 linked group, 5 in other groups

1-week pass

NT$50 / 7 days

Doesn’t renew automatically

  • App: 50 sentences and 5 photos a day
  • 1 LINE group, 100 messages a day

Care plan

NT$100 / month

  • App: 50 sentences and 5 photos a day
  • 1 LINE group, 100 messages a day

Family plan

NT$290 / month

NT$2,490 a year

  • App: 300 sentences and 20 photos a day
  • 2 LINE groups, 300 messages a day each

Enterprise

NT$1,490 / 30 days

For care homes and agencies; contact us on LINE

  • App: 1,000 sentences and 50 photos a day
  • 20 LINE groups, 300 messages a day each

In the app you pay with your Apple account and can cancel any time in iPhone Settings. The App Store shows the final price.

Questions

Do I need to download an app?

Not for messages: add the bot on LINE and invite it to your group. Face-to-face voice translation is in the app: the iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store (as “AI 翻譯機器人”), with Android later. The LINE bot works today.

How much does it cost?

You can start free: 10 sentences and 2 photos a day in the app, (50 sentences a day in a new account’s first 3 days), and in LINE 20 messages a day in each group for its first 3 days, then 20 a day in 1 group linked to your account and 5 a day in other groups. If you need more: a 1-week pass for NT$50, the Care plan for NT$100 a month, or the Family plan for NT$290 a month.

Which countries is it for?

It was built for families in Taiwan and their helpers. The LINE bot works anywhere LINE does; the app will first launch in Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

How accurate is it?

Everyday household and caregiving conversations come through well. For medication, medical or contract matters, confirm in person or use a professional interpreter.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

The LINE bot works on any phone with LINE, today. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store (as “AI 翻譯機器人”), with Android later.

See all features and how it works

Say the next thing. It’ll translate.

The LINE bot works today. The iPhone app is coming soon, with Android later.

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