You read and write in English. Lucía stays on Telegram.
Three steps, about a minute.
Install it on your iPhone or Android phone and pick the language you read and write.
In Settings → Telegram, sign in with your phone number and the code Telegram sends you. Your Telegram chats appear in your VivaVoice inbox.
Open a chat, turn on “Translate this chat” and choose the language they read. Review each translation before it’s sent, or skip the preview.
Your Telegram chats sit alongside your VivaVoice ones, with the same nuance-aware translation.
Their messages arrive in your language; what you write is translated before it’s sent from your Telegram account. The original is one tap away.
Set them per person — tú or usted, du or Sie, verb endings that agree with you — so you sound like yourself, not a phrasebook.
Voice messages arrive written out in your language. Hear either side read aloud, or record your own.
A group gets one shared language, so everyone sees the same messages. Start new Telegram groups right from VivaVoice.
Captions on photos and videos are translated along with the rest of the chat.
On iOS and Android, a new Telegram message shows up in your language before you even open the app.
Telegram’s own translator, iMe, Nicegram and VivaVoice all help. Here’s how they differ.
Tap Translate under a message to read it in your language. With Telegram Premium, whole chats are translated as messages arrive.
Full Telegram apps that replace the official one, with a translator among many other tools — AI assistants, folders, multiple accounts and more.
A messenger built around translated conversation. Your Telegram chats sit next to your VivaVoice ones, translated both ways.
Each one can also be read aloud in a natural voice.
Install VivaVoice on iOS or Android, connect your Telegram account in Settings → Telegram, then open a chat and turn on “Translate this chat”. Incoming messages appear in your language, and what you write is translated into theirs before it’s sent.
No. They keep using Telegram as usual and see ordinary messages from your account, already in their language.
Yes. Voice messages are transcribed and translated into your language, and you can have either side read aloud.
Yes. A group chat gets one shared language that everyone using VivaVoice in it sees, and you can create new Telegram groups from VivaVoice.
Telegram translates messages you receive — one at a time, or whole chats with Telegram Premium. VivaVoice translates both directions: what you write goes out in their language, with the formality and gender set for that person, and voice messages are transcribed and translated too.
For translated conversations, yes. iMe and Nicegram are full Telegram apps with a translator among many other tools. VivaVoice focuses on the conversation itself: two-way translation that keeps tone, gender and formality, voice messages read aloud, translated notifications, and your VivaVoice chats in the same inbox.
49 languages, from Arabic and Chinese to Spanish and Ukrainian. The full list is on this page.
Your Telegram login stays on your phone — VivaVoice never holds your account, and it doesn’t store your Telegram messages on its servers. Messages are sent for translation only in chats where you turn translation on.
VivaVoice is free to download, and everything, Telegram translation included, is free during early access.
Secret chats and channels. Secret chats are tied to the device that started them, so no other app can open them.
No. VivaVoice is an independent app by EE3 Labs that connects to your account through Telegram’s API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Telegram.
Get VivaVoice, connect Telegram from Settings, and turn on translation in any chat.
Telegram is a trademark of Telegram FZ-LLC; iMe and Nicegram are trademarks of their owners. VivaVoice is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
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