iTranslate

iTranslate has been around for years. It supports over 100 languages. The app works on iOS, Android,web, and integrates translation into your daily AI tools.

As travelers, students, and professionals adopt it, the app grows richer in features like voice, camera, offline mode.

What it does & how

You can translate text easily. You can also speak and get voice output in another language.

You can use your camera / photos to translate signs, menus, etc. Offline mode: you download language packs so you don’t need the internet.

There’s a phrasebook, verb conjugation support, and transliteration features for non Latin scripts.

Pricing (free & paid)

You can use iTranslate for free with limited features (text translation, basic dictionary). Pro version unlocks voice translation, camera / photo translation, offline packs, phrasebook, etc.

On iOS, Pro subscription is around US$5.99 per month. On Android, the price might be lower (around USD 2.99) for similar features.

So in short: free version works for basic text. For full power (voice, camera, offline), you pay monthly.

Pros

Multi-mode translation: text, voice, camera. Works offline for many languages. Custom phrasebooks and verb conjugation help with nuance. Easy UI, many languages supported.

Cons

Offline support not for all languages. Accuracy can drop for complex sentences or idioms. You’ll likely need Pro for full features.

Some dialects / regional nuances may mismatch.

Traffic & reach insight

iTranslate’s website translate receives about 549168K total visits monthly according to SimilarWeb. On Ahrefs, the site gets ~549168K monthly visitors via search (organic + others).

In app world, iTranslate has been downloaded millions of times (200 million+ across platforms).