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Read a message in your own language

Translate a text message, an alert or a voice transcript when you need to. Because the text goes to OpenAI, you are told so before every request.

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On demand, one message at a time

Choose Translate with AI on a message, pick a language, and read the result under the original. Nothing is translated automatically and nothing is translated in the background.

  • Twelve languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese
  • The translation is shown only to you; the original message is unchanged for everybody
  • We do not keep the translation. The audit log records that you translated a message and into which language, not the text
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What it shares, and with whom

Before every request you are shown a warning and asked to agree: the message text or voice transcript is sent through our server to OpenAI. Audio is never sent. We ask OpenAI not to store the request; OpenAI's own data policies still apply.

  • Your organisation can turn it off for everybody or for named people, and our server enforces that
  • Encrypted channels and direct messages are never eligible — translating them would mean our server reading them
  • A voice message can be translated only once it has a transcript
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Check before you act

AI translation makes mistakes, and a mistranslated safety instruction is a real hazard. The original stays beside the translation so you can check it.

  • Names, numbers, call signs and times are where errors cost the most — confirm them against the original
  • If the original came from a voice transcript, the translation can only be as accurate as that transcript
  • Translating your own voice into somebody else's language as you speak is not something we offer
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