An open-source, local, real-time translation app for Android supporting Bluetooth conversation modes.
Run offline speech recognition and translation directly on your mobile device for absolute privacy.
RTranslator is an open-source Android app that provides real-time, offline translation using advanced AI models running directly on your phone. It suits mobile users, travelers, and professionals needing secure, multi-party conversations without cloud reliance.
The application captures audio via phone microphones or Bluetooth headsets, transcribes it using speech recognition, translates it through models like Mozilla Bergamot or Madlad, and reproduces it via text-to-speech. It supports multiple modes including a multi-phone Conversation mode, a single-phone WalkieTalkie mode, and standard Text translation.
It suits Android users seeking complete privacy and offline translation capabilities with at least 6GB of RAM. It does not suit users with low-end devices lacking sufficient memory or those needing iOS support.
Processes audio directly on your device using Whisper for absolute offline privacy.
Connects multiple devices over Bluetooth LE to translate live multi-party discussions.
Listens simultaneously in two languages on a single phone for quick interactions.
Continues translating while running in the background or when your phone is on standby.
Free under its license, with the only hardware cost being the requirement for a capable modern Android smartphone.
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No, once the initial AI models are downloaded, the app runs entirely offline.
You need an Android phone with at least 6GB of RAM and a fast enough CPU for smooth execution.
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