Translates like a human.Because context matters.
Real conversations across languages — face to face, on a call, or in a group. Live voice that understands who's talking and how you'd really say it.
Together, one phone
Duo Live
Put your phone between you and just talk. Dailee interprets both ways, almost instantly.
Apart, two people
Calls
Send a link. They tap it and you're on a translated voice call — no app or account for them.
A group, any time
Rooms
A lasting group chat where everyone reads and hears each other in their own language.
Duo Live, Calls and Room voice share one monthly Voice-minute allowance. Guests can answer a call or join a Room without an account.
Duo Live
Sitting together? Just talk.
One phone on the table. Either person speaks; Dailee hears the language and answers out loud in the other — fast enough to keep the conversation flowing.
Tối nay quán kín chỗ rồi 😅
The restaurant is fully booked tonight 😅
No worries — shall we try tomorrow instead?
Không sao — hay mình đặt tối mai nhé?
Illustrative sample, not a live conversation.
Live, hands-free voice
Continuous speech-to-speech in English, SG English, Vietnamese, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, Korean, Filipino. Take turns for the best results.
Right for the relationship
Choose Friends, Couple, Family, Business, Formal and more, or add a short context like “talking to my partner's grandmother”.
Type when you can't talk
Text and photo translation in 44 languages is there too.
Context
Words mean more when you know the conversation.
- Earlier message
“The restaurant is fully booked tonight.”
- Follow-up
“Shall we try tomorrow instead?”
- Vietnamese, using the earlier message
“Hay mình thử đặt bàn vào tối mai nhé?”
The follow-up doesn't mention the restaurant. Because the earlier message is part of the conversation, “try” becomes “book a table” and “tomorrow” becomes “tomorrow evening”.
Hay mai mình đi nhé?
Hay chúng ta đặt bàn vào tối mai được không ạ?
Chúng tôi xin đề xuất chuyển sang tối mai.
Styles change wording and politeness only. Dailee is instructed not to add promises, affection or agreement that wasn't said.
During a conversation
- • Uses your recent messages to understand follow-ups, names and references
- • Keeps names and terminology consistent
- • Adapts to the conversation style and context you choose
This recent context covers the latest messages in the session. It isn't permanent memory.
Only if you choose to save it
- • Preferred names and forms of address
- • Your terminology and corrections
- • Your usual tone
Translation memory is off by default, is part of paid plans, and can be viewed, edited, turned off or deleted in Settings.
Rooms
One Room. Everyone's language.
A lasting, translated group chat. Everyone joins on their own phone and reads every message in their own language — and the history stays for next time.
Is dinner at 7 okay for everyone?
7 works. I'll bring dessert.
Perfect, see you then!
7 giờ được. Mình sẽ mang món tráng miệng.
Tuyệt, hẹn gặp mọi người!
Ăn tối lúc 7 giờ mọi người thấy ổn không?
大家晚上7点吃饭可以吗？
太好了，到时见！
7点可以，我带甜点。
Illustrative sample. Each person writes in their own language and reads everyone else in theirs.
Step 1
Create a Room
Sign in and give it a name and conversation style.
Step 2
Share the link or PIN
Send the invite link, show a QR code, or read out the 6-digit PIN.
Step 3
Choose a language and join
Each person picks their language. Guests can join without an account.
Type — messages are translated for each person's language and saved in the Room chat.
Voice notes — tap Speak, talk, tap to send. Others read it and can play it in their language. Uses Voice minutes.
In the browser — no app download needed. Can also be added to the home screen.
Good for a family chat across languages, travellers talking with a local host, or an international team discussing a project. The number of people per Room depends on the host's plan — see pricing. Rooms are a translated chat, not simultaneous interpretation.
Explore RoomsCalls
Call anyone. Hear them in your language.
A translated voice call between two people on two phones. Send a link, they tap it, you talk.
Minh
Speaks Vietnamese · you hear English
Sounds good, see you at the airport at 6.
Nghe ổn, hẹn gặp ở sân bay lúc 6 giờ.
Illustrative sample.
One tap to invite
Create a call link and send it by any messenger. It stays valid for 24 hours.
Exactly two people
One caller, one person called. A third person can't join the link.
Voice first, with captions
Translated speech plays out loud, and both sides see the full transcript to stay safe.
No app, no account for the other person
They open the link in their browser, pick a name and language, and press the green button to answer.
The caller pays
Calls use the caller's monthly Voice minutes. Hang up and the call is over — nothing to manage.
- Start a call
Call or Room?
Pick the one that fits the moment.
Sitting together? Use Duo Live on one phone instead.
Understand & learn
Every conversation can teach you something.
Tap the arrow under any translation when you want to go deeper. It stays out of the way until you ask.
“Hay mình thử đặt bàn vào tối mai nhé?”
What this means here
A friendly suggestion to book for tomorrow evening instead. Possibly light and relaxed — the wording alone doesn't make that certain.
Words to learn
đặt bàn — book a table
nhé — softens a suggestion, like “…okay?”
Other ways to say it
Formal: “Chúng ta đặt bàn tối mai được không ạ?”
Illustrative sample.
What it means in this conversation
A plain explanation, with possible tone or cultural notes clearly marked as possibilities — never facts about someone's feelings.
Words, pronunciation and other ways to say it
Useful words from the message with examples, audio playback for voice-supported languages, and alternatives in other styles you can switch to.
Draft replies and saved phrases
Suggested replies are drafts only — nothing is sent until you choose. Save a phrase to practise later.
In your own language
Explanations use your own language, and in Rooms each person's breakdowns are private to them.
- Understand & learn is included in paid plans. Free accounts see a preview and can upgrade any time.
Made for real life
Where context makes the difference.
Connect with people
Talk with friends, partners and family across languages — with warmth that fits the relationship, and the right way to address each other.
Travel with confidence
Chat with hosts and people you meet. Speak on one phone, or share a Room PIN so everyone reads along on their own device.
Find the right words at work
Keep colleagues' names, project terms and a professional tone consistent through the whole conversation.
Questions
Honest answers.
What makes Dailee more than a basic translator?
Dailee translates each message using the recent conversation, your chosen style and any context you add, so follow-ups, names and tone stay consistent. It adds multilingual Rooms and on-demand explanations. Like any AI translation, it can make mistakes — you can correct a translation at any time.
How does conversational context work?
When you translate, a short window of the latest messages in that Duo session or Room is sent along, so references like “there” or “the earlier one” can be understood. Long Rooms also use a brief summary kept only temporarily on the server.
What does Dailee remember, and can I control it?
Recent context ends with the session. Duo conversations aren't saved. Room messages are saved for the Room's history period so participants can scroll back. Translation memory (names, forms of address, terms, corrections) is opt-in on paid plans, and you can view, edit, turn off or delete it in Settings.
What's the difference between a Call and a Room?
A Call is like a phone call: exactly two people, a link that lasts 24 hours, live translated voice, and it's over when you hang up. A Room is a lasting group chat: up to 10 people depending on the host's plan, a Room number you can come back to, saved history, text, photos and voice notes, with everyone reading in their own language.
How do Rooms work?
A signed-in host creates a Room and shares a link, QR code or 6-digit PIN. Each person joins on their own phone, picks their language, and types or sends voice notes. Everyone reads messages in their own language.
Do participants need an app or account?
No app — Dailee runs in the browser. Guests can join a Room with its PIN or invite link without an account. Answering a Call link works without an account too. Starting Duo Live, Calls or Rooms requires a free account.
Which languages support text and which support voice?
Text translation covers 44 languages. Live voice currently supports English, SG English, Vietnamese, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, Korean, Filipino; other languages are text-only for now. The app itself is available in 7 interface languages, which is separate from translation.
What is free, and what requires payment?
The free plan includes text translation, Duo, joining Rooms, creating a Room, and a monthly allowance of Voice minutes. Paid plans add more Voice minutes, more Rooms and people, translation memory and Understand & learn. You can also buy one-off Voice minute packs.
Who would you like to understand better?
Talk face to face with Duo Live, call someone far away, or bring everyone into a Room.
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