ConveyIn-Depth Conversation Through Meaning-Based Translation
A single translated sentence is easy. A real conversation is harder — tone has to stay consistent message to message, jokes can't fall flat, and a serious moment shouldn't come out sounding stiff or, worse, comedic because a literal tool picked the wrong register.
What breaks down in longer conversations
Word-for-word tools translate each message in isolation — no sense of the tone you've been using, no memory of what "casual" or "serious" meant a few messages ago. The result is a conversation that reads like it was stitched together by different translators, because in practice, it kind of was.
How Convey handles it
Pick a mood once — casual, formal, playful, sarcastic — and it carries through. Idioms and cultural phrases get flagged and explained instead of mistranslated literally, so a conversation partner isn't left confused by something that made perfect sense in the original language. It's built for back-and-forth, not just one-off lookups: free, no sign-up, fast enough to keep a real conversation moving.
Who this is for
Long-distance relationships across languages, working with international colleagues day to day, or just getting to actually know someone you can't speak to directly yet — situations where "good enough for one sentence" isn't good enough for a real relationship.
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