The app that translates calls in real time, even on WhatsApp and Facebook


iTourTranslator lets users communicate in real time by SMS, audio call and videoconference with virtually any foreign language speaker. — AFP Relaxnews

Advances in machine translation are now available to everyone. A Chinese application, iTourTranslator, makes it possible to communicate in real time via SMS, audio call and video conference with virtually any foreign language speaker. Calls are made from the application, after selecting the language of each person involved.

The iTourTranslator application is billed as a particularly comprehensive instant translation tool, capable of translating calls (audio or video) in real time. It’s possible to use iTourTranslator to make calls, and the recipient does not have to use the application. If the caller speaks French, the recipient will hear the translation in their language (previously selected in the app).

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