架け橋 · a bridge between people

Talk to anyone.
Each of you in
your own language.

No account. No setup. One of you says a six-letter code out loud, the other types it in, and you're talking — you in your language, them in theirs, about a second behind. It stops feeling like a translation app and starts feeling like the language barrier simply isn't there.

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Y YukiOnline · 日本語
Tu as reçu le colis ? 小包は届いた？
Oui, il est arrivé hier. Merci pour tout. hai, kinō todokimashita. otsukaresama desu. はい、昨日届きました。お疲れ様です。
お疲れ様 marque l'effort déjà fourni. Aucun équivalent français — traduit selon l'intention.
Your turn Hold to talk
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, and you never see a language menu again.

01 Set your language once

At install, and never again. Your phone is your language — everything that arrives is already in it.

02 Share a code

Six characters, readable down a phone line. Say it out loud, paste it in a chat, or show it across a counter.

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03 Hold the button and speak

Walkie-talkie simple. Holding it claims the turn, so you never talk over each other — the thing that ruins every other translated call.

WHY IT FEELS DIFFERENT

Built for the conversation, not the demo.

Every translator you've tried is two people passing one phone back and forth, pointing it at each other's mouths. Kakehashi puts a phone in each hand and gets out of the way — which changes what a translated conversation can be.

Nothing you say is uploaded

Your phone turns speech into text on the device. Forty bytes leave, not eighty kilobytes of your voice.

A voice, not a robot

Neural voices, matched per person and set slightly slower than native pace, because a listener parsing a translation needs the room.

It tells you when it's unsure

Tap a word to have it explained. Say "that didn't come out right" and it tries again. Translated conversations fail — this one has a way to recover.

Works across time zones

When you're eight hours apart, leave a voice note. It arrives translated, in text and in speech, ready when they wake up.

LANGUAGES

Thirty-six languages, and pronunciation help where you need it.

Most are recognised entirely on your phone. Japanese comes with romaji, Mandarin with pinyin, Korean with romaja — so you can follow along, not just read a translation.

Français日本語EnglishEspañolDeutschPortuguês한국어中文繁體中文ItalianoNederlandsPolskiРусскийTürkçeSvenskaNorskDanskSuomiΕλληνικάČeštinaRomânăTiếng ViệtBahasa Indonesiaالعربيةעבריתفارسیاردوहिन्दीবাংলাதமிழ்ไทยУкраїнськаBahasa Melayu廣東話Kiswahili+ more soon
PRICING

Start free.
Pay when it matters.

Try it properly, free. When you want a voice worth listening to, Plus is less than a coffee. And when someone you love lives on a screen instead of across the table, Premium puts a live interpreter on every video call.

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Free$0
100 translated messages a month Spoken in the phone's own voice Solo mode — one phone, two people Search your whole history, offline
Plus$2.99 /mo
Neural voices people forget are synthetic — 1,000 messages a month Video calls with live subtitles Pronunciation help: romaji, pinyin, romaja Unlimited history, transcript export, no ads
Premium$19 /mo
A live interpreter voice on every video call 16 hours of interpreted video a month 2,500 neural-voice messages Everything in Plus