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Polyglotta

Multilingual translator for curious minds

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Languages
Online Learning

Polyglotta is a multi-language translator and a community of like-minded polyglots, passionate about learning new languages and new cultures.

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Nice job

Open to help if you've got any UX design needs

Cheers

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This comes just at the time I get bored of classic translators -
Thanks for the innovation and shake the jar again! @milukove @natalsha
Im starting using my trial

congrats in the launch. I love the idea of Polyglotta.
For the languages chosen, does it also show hint of grouping if the words are actually pronounced or look the same among them? some words are more close in roots than the other.

I just think out loud of it's potential for international meeting or brainstorm. Instead of showing the dashboard for all language in one panel (this is for admin), maybe the other translated language can be in your audience side. So participant A sees Spanish, B sees German... this central board can push translation on the fly while typing.

Love the mix of language translation and community — Polyglotta sounds like a great space for curious minds to connect and grow. Congrats on the launch 🚀

Congrats on the launch, Natasha! 🎉 Polyglotta is such a clever solution—finally, an easy way to compare translations across languages side by side! As someone who's always juggling multiple languages, this is a game-changer. Love how you're breaking down barriers while building community. Can't wait to see how this grows!

Love the idea of mixing translation with an actual polyglot community—makes learning way more fun tbh. This is so much smarter than just another boring translator app!

Love the focus on curious minds! Are there plans to gamify learning—like leaderboards?

Would be amazing if Polyglotta could add pronunciation audio clips for each translation—that’d take the learning experience to the next level! Amazing work @milukove and team!

Hi! I’m Natasha — I came up with Polyglotta out of a simple frustration.
I just wanted to compare how the same word is translated across multiple languages — side by side. Couldn’t find a good tool, so we made one.

It’s still early, but already useful — and we’d love to keep improving it with your feedback.
Curious what you think — I’ll be reading all the comments 😊