idict

The main thing idict produces is a translation spoken back in a cloned human voice, covering 137 languages. idict is a voice cloning translation app that uses machine learning to copy and reproduce the sound of a human voice, so translated speech does not have to come out in a generic synthetic tone.

Voice is only one part of it.

The app also does photo translation, which reads text from an image and translates it, plus object detection and plain text translation.

The same 137-language list applies across these modes, so you can use one app for a menu photo, a typed phrase or a spoken sentence.

In the directory it sits under office and productivity, and its categories also cover OCR, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, image recognition and language learning.

That is a wide spread for one app, so expect the voice cloning translation to be the main draw and the rest to be supporting tools.

Anyone who travels, works across languages or studies a new one could find the mix handy.

No pricing is given here, so check the idict website for how access works.