Live Translator+ Currency Converter+ Learning Tools+ Messenger+ Voice Isolation
Your phone
Speak naturally — the translation streams in
Live Streaming Translation
Speech is translated as it is spoken — no waiting for a recording, no pressing stop and start. Words appear on screen and are spoken aloud the moment a sentence lands.
Your phone
Speak naturally — the translation streams in
Two phones, one conversation
Scan a QR code — or tap a name in your address book, just like a messenger app — and both phones join the same live translation. Each side speaks and reads in their own language.
Their phone
They read and hear it in theirs
Your phone
Speak in your language
Pair instantly
One QR scan links the two devices into a shared session.
Your address book
Save people you talk to and call them back in one tap.
Heard on the right phone
Translations are spoken aloud on the listener's device, not yours.
Your phone
A price said out loud, converted on the spot
On the fly currency conversion
Mention a price and it is converted while you talk. The app identifies the amount and its currency, then inserts the conversion as a pill immediately after the literal translation of that amount — so market prices, taxi fares and menu totals are clear at a glance.
Turn every conversation into a lesson
Language learning is more effective when the words you learn are useful in your everyday conversations — a strategy called immersive learning. Anything said in a chat can be saved in a couple of taps and turned into flashcards, then practiced later with spaced repetition that studies have shown to accelerate vocabulary learning.
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Tap any line in the conversation
Every spoken turn and its translation stays in the chat. Tap one to open the learning tools.
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Swipe over the words you want
Tap a single word or swipe across several to capture a whole phrase exactly as it was said.
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It is saved to your vocabulary
The phrase lands in your word list for that language, together with its translation.
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Practise with spaced repetition
Flashcards are read aloud in a native voice and resurface on a spaced-repetition schedule — the proven technique that moves words from short term memory into long term memory.
Your phone
Save a phrase, then practise it
Your contacts
Your people, one tap away
A messenger for the people you talk to regularly
PolyPort.Chat is not just a translation app — it is a messenger built around the relationships translation is supposed to serve: family who don't speak your language, colleagues in a country you have just moved to, a friend you only ever see on a screen. That is what the contact list is for. Save someone once and they stay in your phone book, and the conversation you were already having is one tap away.
Your people, in one list
Add someone from a conversation or send them an invite link, then call them whatever you like. Their name, photo and the last thing they said are waiting when you open the app.
One thread that keeps growing
A chat with a contact is not thrown away when you hang up. Everything said stays in one history in both languages, with unread counts so you know what you missed.
Knock before you talk
Knock and their phone rings. If they answer, you are straight into live translation. If they don't, your words wait as a message they can reply to later.
VoiceFence keeps the conversation focused on you
Translation doesn't just get harder when other people are talking within earshot — it gets confused, because other people's words end up mixed in with yours. VoiceFence uses your VoiceKey to separate your voice from other people's voices so the conversation flows naturally and uninterrupted by having to fix errors in the transcription.
Create your VoiceKey
Read a short passage aloud once. VoiceKey learns a private digital signature of how you sound, which VoiceFence uses to recognise your voice.
Keep competing voices out
Turn on VoiceFence before you speak. It listens to the room but filters the microphone around your enrolled voice, reducing interruptions from nearby conversations, children and televisions.
Give transcription a clearer speaker
With fewer unrelated voices reaching speech recognition, the transcript is less likely to mix your words with someone else’s — especially at family gatherings, work lunches and networking events.
VoiceFence
Your voice in. Competing voices out.