Feature
Idiomatic output comes from context and tone
Hand a translation engine a bare "ok", "sure" or "how much is this" and the result is often nonsense. Context is what makes it mean something.
At a glance
- Target languages
- 15: Korean, English, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian, Malay, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Romanian, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese
- Tone
- Business / natural / concise / friendly / warm; Korean adds formal (존대말) vs casual (반말)
- Platforms
- WhatsApp Web, KakaoTalk desktop
- Requirements
- Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit). No macOS, no mobile.
- Price
- 20 USDT / 30 days，3 days free on sign-up, no payment required
Each request carries the last few turns of the conversation as reference only — they are not translated themselves. Who a pronoun refers to, what was omitted, the model number mentioned a line earlier: all of it connects.
Tone is set per contact: business, natural, concise, friendly or warm. Korean adds one more layer — formal (존대말) or casual (반말), which for a Korean customer is the line between polite and rude.
The contact name has to match exactly what is shown at the top of the chat window. Anything without its own rule follows the default.
Install it, use it for 3 days, pay only if it fits.