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About TraduLive

TraduLive is a live translator for face-to-face conversations. The phone lies on the table between you. The other person speaks normally, and their words appear on your screen in your language while they are still speaking. You answer in yours, press once, and the phone says it in theirs. They install nothing and touch nothing, and nobody passes the phone back and forth. It works in 60 spoken languages, both ways; the app itself is written in 23.

It also reads a photographed menu and shows each dish in your language, prices included; tap a dish and the phone orders it in theirs. And it helps people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and people who cannot speak: two switches in Settings make the phone write what is said and say what you type, at no extra cost.

Why it exists

The price, the dose, the address, the small print: guess wrong in a foreign country and it costs you money, or worse. More than half of Europeans cannot hold a conversation in English, says the European Commission. The moments that matter abroad, at a pharmacy counter, with a police officer, over a bill you do not understand, are conversations, and they have to be exact. We do not teach languages. We built the part where two people understand each other while they talk.

How we measure speed

The 0.7 seconds on the home page was measured inside the app on 13 September 2026, on an iPhone, in a room with a television playing: from the moment the person stopped speaking to the moment their translation was on screen. It is the median across translated turns; nine in ten took 1.1 seconds or less. The speed section names the source of every other figure it shows.

What we do not do

It needs an internet connection, and it can make mistakes, more so in noise. It is a conversation aid; it does not replace an interpreter or a doctor.

Who makes it

TraduLive is made by ManageVendors, Inc. (legal name MANAGEVENDORS INC), a Delaware corporation.

A person reads every message and answers, usually within a working day. The iPhone and Android apps are coming soon; the translation can be tried now in the browser, on the home page.

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