The pocket translator that lives next to your cursor.
Select and pause: the translation appears. In any Windows app, no extension.
One step. The rest happens next to your cursor.
Each snippet below is in another language or another currency. The island that follows your cursor shows what uai? would do.
Select and pause: the translation appears next to your cursor. No copying, no switching windows.
Prices in euros, reais or yen turn into dollars on the spot.
One click opens a search with the text already typed.
The AI reads the message and writes the reply in its language. You just paste.
Ask for a summary of the whole article. Or ask anything about the text.
Everything you copied, at hand. And a Paste that brings you back where you were.
Ctrl+Alt+O and draw a rectangle on the screen: the text in the image, video or screenshot gets translated.
Fix, More formal, Shorter or Translate and replace. The new text goes where the old one was.
Tell it who you are, create your own actions and a glossary with your terms.
Every answer kept by subject, encrypted on your computer. Export it as Markdown.
Wherever there's selectable text, it reads it. No extension, no switching windows.
Converted at the European Central Bank rate, with an estimated import tax.
Acronym, slang, technical term: in one sentence.
The AI writes the reply in the conversation's language. You just paste.
The whole article in three lines.
Ask anything about the text you selected.
Press Ctrl+Alt+O and draw a rectangle on the screen: the text in the image gets translated. Windows itself reads it.
Fix, More formal, Shorter, Translate and replace. The new text goes where the old one was.
Tell it who you are and create up to 5 actions of your own, like “Turn into bullet points”.
Your terms translated your way, in a formal or casual tone.
Everything you copied, at hand, for up to 30 days, with pins and encrypted sync. Click a field and uai? offers to paste right there.
Your AI answers by topic, encrypted on your computer. Export them as Markdown.
And the app in 8: Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese.
Some features are part of the Pro plan. Beta testers get all of them for free. See pricing
In Goiás, Brazil, uai is what people say when something doesn't make sense.
In English, it sounds like why. Both ask the same thing: what is this?
The app answers.
Reading in another language, seeing prices in another currency, replying to a seller abroad. Every time the same path: copy, open another window, paste, go back. On Windows, nothing translated on its own when you select and pause. What existed needed a browser extension, one more shortcut or a new computer.
Summarize came from a friend at UEG, in Brazil, who reads scientific papers in English every week. The rest came from the people who tested it.
In the welcome screens, privacy is the only step you can't skip.
Password fields are never read. Password managers stay out.
The app looks at the selected text, and only that.
Translating doesn't use AI. Explain, Reply and Summarize run when you ask.
Your session and AI History stay encrypted on your machine.
Export everything or delete your account whenever you want.
Pro isn't on sale yet: it opens after the beta.
Yes. The beta is free, by invite. After it, the Free plan stays free forever and Pro is optional. See pricing.
The app only reads what you select, and only after you agree. Translation goes straight from your computer to Google Translate, without passing through our server. The AI only gets the text when you click, and the text isn't stored. Password fields are never read. Details in the privacy policy.
The beta installer doesn't have a paid certificate yet, so Windows doesn't know the author. Click More info and then Run anyway.
It works, in preview. The app isn't signed by Apple yet, so the first launch takes one extra step. The steps are on the download page.
Every request is approved by hand, with no set date. When yours is ready, a code and the download link arrive by e-mail. Check your spam too.
It's how uai? measures AI use. Each request spends credits according to the size of the text and the answer: explaining an acronym spends a few, summarizing a long article spends more. Free gets 1,000 credits a month and Pro, 10,000. In the app, under Account, you see how much of the month you've used.
Subscriptions open after the beta. Testers get all of Pro for free now.
Up to 3, with the same account.
Partly. Translation and AI need the internet. Clipboard history works offline.
A small group tests first. What you tell us decides what comes next.