Translation, built right
into your keyboard.
Type or speak in your language, tap a flag, and your words go out in theirs, right inside the app you're already chatting in.
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ParrottranslatingEverything you need to be understood
Parrot replaces your keyboard everywhere and quietly adds translation, swipe and voice on top. No app-switching, no copy-paste.
Two languages, one relationship.
Say the thing you actually mean, not the version you can manage in theirs. Type how you think and it lands how they read.
Type it, tap a flag,
it's their language.
Write naturally in your language, tap the translate key, and your message is replaced in theirs, right in the text field.
ParrottranslatingGlide to type
Slide your finger across the keys and Parrot decodes the word, with a live tapering trail so every gesture lands.
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Their family, in their words.
The in-laws, the birthday message, the group chat you were quietly left out of. Write it in yours, they read it in theirs.
Get things done where you live.
Book the plumber, move the appointment, chase the delivery. The admin of a life abroad, handled in the language it actually happens in.
Just speak
Tap the mic and talk. On-device dictation turns your voice into text, ready to translate in the same breath.
Parrotlistening19 languages.
Zero internet.
Download a language once and translate it anywhere: on the plane, on the trail, deep in a foreign metro with no signal. Nothing you type ever leaves your iPhone.
Loved by early testers
Real words from the first travellers, expats and language learners who tried Parrot during our private trial launch.
No more copy-pasting every message into a translator and back. I type in Italian, tap a flag, and it sends in their language right inside WhatsApp.
Half my team writes in Spanish, half in English. Parrot lives right in our Slack, so everyone types in their own language and nobody breaks their flow.
We're a multilingual office on Microsoft Teams. The endless copy-paste-into-Translate dance is finally dead. It's just built into the keyboard now.
Texting my Korean in-laws used to mean juggling three apps. Now I just type and tap inside Messages, and the whole conversation actually flows.
It works wherever I'm already chatting: Instagram DMs, Teams, Mail. There's no separate "translation app" to open. It's just there in the keyboard.
Switching languages mid-conversation without switching apps is the magic. My replies stay natural instead of sounding like they came out of a machine.