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AI translation keyboard

Prepare a message in a supported language and translate it into the language your conversation needs. Review the wording before sending it from your app.

Switch languages in context

Switch the output language right in the capsule or keyboard. Keep your writing moving.

Match the model to your language

Choose a transcription model for your input language and speaking habits, including the terms you use every day.

Understand it. Then reply.

Keep a conversation moving without carrying every message between apps.

  • Customer support
  • International teams
  • Friends abroad

Copy the incoming message, read its translation in the keyboard, then speak your reply. Insert the reply in the other person’s language and send it.

  1. Copy and understand
  2. Speak your reply
  3. Insert and send
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MOBILE / Translate & reply

Read and reply within the same keyboard.

Copy & translate

Speak your next email.

Say the purpose in your own language. Get a translated, structured email body in one writing flow.

  • Cross-border commerce
  • Customer support
  • Office teams
  • Developers

Choose the output language and speak the purpose, details and tone. Knowmetype prepares an email body with a greeting, paragraphs and a closing.

  1. Choose a language
  2. Speak the purpose
  3. Review the email
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DESKTOP / Cross-language expression

Bring writing and translation into one input flow.

Choose a language

Writing example

Say the purpose in your own language. Get a translated, structured email body in one writing flow.

Say what you need
Write a short, polite email in English: the new version is ready; ask the customer to try it and send feedback by Friday.
Example output

Hello, The new version is ready for you to try. Could you please share your feedback by Friday? Thank you!

Questions and answers

How do I reply across languages?

On mobile, use the keyboard to understand the incoming text, then speak a reply and output it in the other language.

Does this website language mean the app supports it?

No. Website language, app interface, speech recognition and translation output are separate. Check the language list in the installed app and the selected engine.

Which transcription model should I choose?

Try the same phrase in your main input language. Compare names, technical terms and response time; language and dialect support varies by model.

Can I use every feature offline?

Do not assume so. Cloud transcription, translation and AI writing require connectivity. Local transcription is available only where the platform and selected engine support it.