Ordinary translation tools are literal and flat. Street slang comes out sterile, idioms come out wrong. A photo of a restaurant menu or a screenshot often just doesn't work at all.
So I built a tool that looks at what it's given, then decides how to handle it.
Takes entries in Hebrew or English with no need to set language
Auto-detects a quick menu vs. a longer letter or article
Handles any input: typed text, a webpage, a video, a photo
Matches tone, formal stays formal, slang stays slang
Translates the meaning, which is not always the same as the literal words
Offers a deeper, more nuanced pass afterward on request
It works out what it's looking at, then handles anything you throw at it
Two things make this feel like a real product, not a chatbot:
First, it classifies what it's given: a menu gets a clean answer, a longer letter gets more nuance. Second, it isn't limited to typed text: it can handle photo, video and handwriting.
It's become the thing I actually reach for day to day. A menu photo, a video, or a message that needs to land right in the other language.
A live demo would show this off best. Happy to walk through it.