Voice translation for doctors and patients. Speak in your language and hear the translation in a familiar voice across 70+ languages.
Free accounts use a standard voice. Voice cloning is available on eligible paid plans.
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Watch an English feature preview of the consultation agent.
Feature preview. Verify capabilities and availability during your demonstration.
Good care starts with a clear conversation.
Clinic Translator helps doctors and patients speak across languages. Its consultation agent helps you take the next step.
Review a translation for possible differences in important details, including numbers, negation, and left or right.
Turn the conversation into bilingual patient instructions. Edit the wording. Review both versions. Approve before sharing.
Prepare a teach-back question, so the patient can explain the plan in their own words.
With a temporary shared consultation, the patient can scan a QR code to follow the conversation and receive approved instructions on their phone.
You choose the next step. You review every result. Clinical decisions remain with you.
Clinic Translator. From clearer conversations to clearer next steps.
Explore the app at clinic translator dot com.
Download the transcript (English)Ask about symptoms, medicines and allergies. Explain the next steps in short sentences and invite the patient to tell you what they understood.
Use your own language to describe how you feel. Ask your doctor to repeat, explain a medical term or clarify what happens next.
Translation helps you communicate. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace a qualified medical interpreter for consent or important clinical decisions.
Language preview uses device voices, not a cloned voice. Set up your own voice inside the app.
Doctors need an accurate history. Patients need space to describe symptoms and understand the plan. A shared translation tool can help both people keep the conversation going.
Take turns on one device. Read the original and translated text, listen to the audio, and clarify anything that does not sound right.
Record once and the app speaks in your voice — even in Arabic — building patient rapport across languages.
Separate doctor and patient controls help each person speak in their own language and follow the exchange.
Arabic, Urdu, Filipino, Hindi, Somali, Amharic and 65 more — covering the full diversity of UAE patients.
No special hardware. Install on the iPhone or Android you already use at the bedside.
Save common phrases and past translations for quick recall during busy consultations.
Avoid names and identifying details. Review the privacy policy before sharing sensitive information or saving translations.
AI translation can make mistakes. The patient and clinician should review important details together and involve a qualified interpreter when needed.
Each statement below links to a verifiable source page so procurement, compliance, and legal teams can review before rollout.
Audio is processed for transcription/translation and not retained after request completion.
See Privacy: data retention →Terms state diagnosis/treatment responsibility remains with licensed clinicians.
See Terms: clinical liability →Backend returns an uncertainty flag for potentially ambiguous translation output.
See Privacy: uncertainty handling →Production stack is hosted in Azure UAE North with encrypted transport and authenticated API access.
See Privacy: security controls →No setup fees. No contracts. Cancel anytime. Billed monthly through the App Store.
For patients and doctors who want to try translation.
For individuals who need translation more often, including patients and independent clinicians.
For small clinics with multiple healthcare staff.
For growing clinic groups and medium operators between SME and hospital scale.
Use the web app or download it on iOS or Android. Sign in or create an account; individual users do not need a clinic licence.
Set the doctor’s and patient’s languages. Standard voices are ready to use; voice cloning is optional.
Use the correct microphone or type a sentence. Review the translation together and ask for clarification before moving on.
Explore two-way translation, review important details with your patient, and keep clinical decisions with the treating professional. For high-stakes conversations, use a qualified medical interpreter.
Watch the consultation previewFor your next appointment, your own practice or your healthcare team: choose the support that fits.
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