In this section
Call translation in AiThao
- Preparing for a call in another languageA short, practical plan for a call with someone who speaks another language: connection, phrasing, confirming the details that matter, and translation.
- Subtitles in callsTranslated subtitles in AiThao calls: the Subtitles button and setting, whose line is whose, subtitles-only languages, and spotting a mistranslation.
- When a call keeps breaking upWhat to do when an AiThao call is choppy or drops: what Weak connection and Reconnecting mean, what helps translation, and when to send voice messages.
- How to confirm agreements after a call — AiThaoTurn a call recap into clear next steps: identify tasks, check dates and amounts, and confirm what you agreed in an AiThao message.
- Meeting across languages: confirm the place and timeArrange a meeting across languages: clarify the entrance, use a full date and local time, explain a delay and confirm the details in writing.
Translated messages in your chats
- How to spot a translation mistakePractical ways to reduce mistakes in automatic translation on calls and in chats: short sentences, confirming numbers, and checking decisions that matter.
- Your first conversation across languagesA first conversation across languages in AiThao, step by step: choose your language, add the other person, write, send a voice message and call.
- Family across languagesHow families split by language stay close with AiThao: voice messages for relatives who do not type, family groups in everyone’s own language, translated calls.
- Working across languagesWork conversations across languages in AiThao: when to write and when to call, how to confirm numbers and dates, and where machine translation is not enough.
- Text, voice message or call?When to write, when to send a voice message and when to call someone who speaks another language in AiThao, with the strengths and limits of each mode.
- How to translate text in photos and PDFs — AiThaoTranslate text from a photo or PDF in AiThao: prepare a readable original, compare the translation and check names, dates and amounts before replying.
- Messaging a seller in another language: price and deliveryClarify the item, price, currency and delivery across languages with short questions and an editable order-confirmation example.
- Talking to a landlord in another languageConfirm a viewing, clarify costs and describe a repair when you and your landlord speak different languages.
AiThao Security Center
- What happens to audio during translationHow audio is handled in AiThao voice translation, in plain words: the recording, the cloud service, the result, and where the privacy policy has details.
- A privacy checklistTen steps to make AiThao more private: app lock, safety numbers, disappearing messages, profile and status visibility, backup, translation and account deletion.
- When a stranger writes to youWhen someone outside your contacts writes to you in AiThao: message requests, Accept and Reject, blocking messages or calls, reporting, who can call you.
- Why encryption does not prevent screenshotsEncryption protects message delivery; screenshot protection restricts capture on the receiving screen. Compare their limits and the cloud translation boundary.
Platforms AiThao
- How to translate an AiThao call on iPhoneSet up an AiThao call on iPhone: choose languages, agree to cloud translation, read subtitles and check why translation may not start.
- Link AiThao on a computer by QR: where is chat history?Chat history when linking AiThao: earlier chats arrive automatically from your phone, end-to-end encrypted. How to remove a linked device. Coming soon
- AiThao account: minutes and purchase historyLearn how to sign in with a code from the AiThao app, check remaining minutes, purchases and translation usage, and sign out on a shared computer.
- AiThao in your browser: QR sign-in and messagingOpen AiThao on a computer without installing an app: link your browser from your phone, understand chat history and sign out on a shared computer.
Where to start
If you have an important call coming up, read the preparation guide first. If you want to know where your voice goes, read what happens to audio. If a translation seemed off, the guide on mistakes shows how to check.
How these guides are written
Each guide sticks to what the app does today and says plainly where automatic translation has limits. They are updated when the app changes.