Features

• more than 150 supported languages
• 9 different translation engines
• Material Design 3 (You)
• Dark and light theme
• Support for Android sharing system
• Multilingual interface
• Translation from images
• Translation history
• Entirely Open Source
• Written in Jetpack Compose

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Supported translation engines

Open Source / Self-hostable

• LibreTranslate which requires an API key or alternatively has to be self-hosted.
• LingvaTranslate which uses Google Translate® to fetch translations.
• SimplyTranslate
• Mozhi
• Wikimedia MinT
• Apertium
• OneRingTranslator

Proprietary

• DeepL translator®.
• MyMemory translator®.
• Yandex®
• PONS®
• Glosbe®
• LaraTranslate®
• Kagi Translate®

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Feedback and contributions

All contributions are very welcome!

• Feel free to join the Matrix room for discussions about the app.
• Bug reports and feature requests can be submitted here (please make sure to fill out all the requested information properly!).
• If you are a developer and wish to contribute to the app, please fork the project and submit a pull request.

Translation

Translations are greatly appreciated.
If Translate You is not in your language, feel free to participate by:

• Translating the application interface, via pull request or more simply by Weblate.
• Check and update the pre-existing translations on Github or more simply via Weblate.

Privacy Policy

Translate You's privacy policy is available here

Usage as a Library

You can use the translation engines implemented in Translate You in your own Kotlin or Java projects.

See here for the latest version number.

dependencies {
  implementation("io.github.you-apps:translation-engines:<version>")
}

class MySettingsProvider : EngineSettingsProvider {
    // can be used to set a custom URL
    fun getApiUrl(engine: TranslationEngine): String? = null
    fun getApiKey(engine: TranslationEngine): String? = null
    fun getSelectedModel(engine: TranslationEngine): String? = null
}
val engine = LTEngine(settingsProvider).createOrRecreate()

val supportedLanguages = engine.getLanguages()
...
val translationResult = engine.translate("hello world", "en", "de")

See here for more information on the settings configuration and supported features by the engines.

Credits

• Icon design by M00NJ

License

Translate You is licensed under the GNU General Public License: You can use, study and share it as you want.