Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Transless, a Voice Keyboard for Thinking in Chinese and Writing in Other Languages
A Chinese voice-input keyboard that turns conversational speech into translated, structured, or literal text directly inside other apps.
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Transless presents several transformations rather than a single translation mode: conversational Chinese can become polished English, structured notes, literal text, or another selected language. The page says the keyboard inserts results into the existing app field and supports already-entered text through cursor-based translation. It also distinguishes server-dependent speech processing from local handwriting recognition, and states that audio is discarded after recognition while generated results persist in memory for no more than 10 minutes.
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