Supported languages
IntelliKin listens in one set of languages and writes back in another. This page is the honest version of both.
languages understood, including conversations that switch between them mid-sentence.
only, for now. Tasks, summaries, and your nightly wrap all come back in English whatever you spoke.
Languages IntelliKin understands
These are the languages our speech-to-text layer transcribes. You don’t pick one and you don’t switch a setting: IntelliKin works out what’s being spoken from the audio itself. If you move between languages inside a single conversation, which most bilingual households and offices do constantly, it follows you rather than picking a lane and mangling the rest.
Accuracy isn’t identical across all 60. Widely-spoken languages have far more training data behind them, and a noisy café in a less-represented language is where you’ll notice the difference first.
- Afrikaans af
- Albanian sq
- Arabic ar
- Azerbaijani az
- Basque eu
- Belarusian be
- Bengali bn
- Bosnian bs
- Bulgarian bg
- Catalan ca
- Chinese zh
- Croatian hr
- Czech cs
- Danish da
- Dutch nl
- English en
- Estonian et
- Finnish fi
- French fr
- Galician gl
- German de
- Greek el
- Gujarati gu
- Hebrew he
- Hindi hi
- Hungarian hu
- Indonesian id
- Italian it
- Japanese ja
- Kannada kn
- Kazakh kk
- Korean ko
- Latvian lv
- Lithuanian lt
- Macedonian mk
- Malay ms
- Malayalam ml
- Marathi mr
- Norwegian no
- Persian fa
- Polish pl
- Portuguese pt
- Punjabi pa
- Romanian ro
- Russian ru
- Serbian sr
- Slovak sk
- Slovenian sl
- Spanish es
- Swahili sw
- Swedish sv
- Tagalog tl
- Tamil ta
- Telugu te
- Thai th
- Turkish tr
- Ukrainian uk
- Urdu ur
- Vietnamese vi
- Welsh cy
Languages IntelliKin writes back in
English, and only English, for now. Once your words are transcribed, everything Kin builds on top of them comes back in English:
- Task titles, notes, and categories
- Conversation summaries and highlights
- The nightly journal wrap
- Kin’s answers when you ask it something
- Your “What Kin Knows” pages
- Notifications and the app interface
Names, places, and quoted phrases are left exactly as you said them. A conversation in any language lands as an English task title with the names spelled the way they were spoken, not a translation that quietly renames everyone.
More output languages are on the roadmap, and the machinery is already in place for them. We’d rather ship one language that reads naturally than six that read like a translation memo. Tell us which one you want at contact@intellikin.com and it moves up the list.
Two things worth knowing
- Voice recognition is language-agnostic. The voiceprint that tells your speech apart from everyone else’s keys on how you sound, not what you say, so it works the same whichever language you enrolled in and whichever one you’re speaking now.
- Dates and idioms are read in context. “Next Friday” means different things in different languages and cultures. Kin interprets what you said in its original language before turning it into a date, rather than translating first and losing the sense on the way.
Question we haven’t answered? Read the FAQ or email contact@intellikin.com.