NATILO, a Messenger Without the Translator Window
Why we built NATILO, a messenger that ends the copy-and-paste shuffle between your chat and a translator.
When you talk with someone who speaks another language, you usually have two windows open. One messenger, one translator. Copy your sentence into the translator, copy the result back, send it. Do that for a while and your replies get slower and your words get stiffer.
We built NATILO to close that translator window.
One chat, even when you write in different languages
When you write in English, it arrives in Spanish for the other person. When they reply in Spanish, you see it in English. You don’t have to press a separate translate button.
It reads the earlier conversation to carry the meaning
What “Sent it.” refers to, you only know from what came before. NATILO looks at the recent messages and the tone together, and turns them into the kind of sentence someone from that country would actually say in that moment. Formal or casual speech, laughter and exclamations are all adjusted to fit the other language too.
The original never disappears
If a translation seems off, tap the message to open the original. For messages you receive, you see the original; for messages you send, you see the exact sentence the other person received.
How to get started
Start right in your browser, no install needed. Send an invite link or QR code to the person you want to talk with. Free includes one-to-one chats and joining groups you’re invited to. Creating a group requires a Plus, Pro or Team plan.
