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Version 0.0.23 · 2026-08-08
• Bug fixes • Performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 0.0.23, updated 2026-08-08.





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Speak to the world in real time — even if you don’t know the language.
SpeakTrip is the voice translator made for travel and real conversations. Tap the microphone and speak naturally: the app translates your voice instantly, lets the other person reply, and brings the answer back in your language.
No typing every sentence. No switching languages manually. No interrupting the conversation.
YOUR PERSONAL TRAVEL INTERPRETER
Travel with more confidence and independence. Use SpeakTrip at airports, hotels, restaurants, in taxis, stores, tours, and almost any situation abroad.
REAL-TIME VOICE TRANSLATION
Speak naturally and follow the translation as the conversation happens. SpeakTrip works like a pocket interpreter, helping two people who speak different languages understand each other simply and quickly.
AUTOMATIC TWO-WAY CONVERSATION…
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• Bug fixes • Performance improvements
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