Subtitle Me is a simple menubar application for macOS that listens to you speak, and live translates into one of 20 different languages. It's lightning-fast, private, and runs completely on-device.
Happy macOS Sequoia launch! 🌲
Subtitle Me is a new live-translation app that utilizes the Translation framework introduced in macOS Sequoia to provide lightning-fast, private, completely on-device translation as you speak.
I run a Swift developer meetup in Osaka, Japan, and I developed Subtitle Me to help me build a bilingual community among iOS and macOS developers here. I've been using it at meetups all summer to provide Japanese translations for English-speakers giving presentations, and English translations for Japanese presentations. The response has been super positive, so I wanted to share it with everyone.
I've made it available on Gumroad for free, or whatever you feel like it's worth to you. I'd love to hear any feedback you have as you check it out!
Living in New Brunswick - the only bilingual province in Canada - I can see this app playing a huge role in making live talks and presentations more accessible to those who only speak one of English or French. It's incredibly lightweight and easy-to-use!
Subtitle Me sounds like a game changer for bilingual communication! I love how you’re fostering a community among developers in Osaka, @chrisvasselli! One feature I’d love to see is the ability to save and share translations from past conversations—imagine being able to easily refer back to key points from meetups! Can’t wait to see how this evolves; keep up the great work! 🌟
Nihongo