Speak
Tap the microphone. Speak freely: you can pause and correct yourself.
YOUR VOICE. NO BORDERS.
Speak freely.
Be understood.
A smart translator that understands your speech, helps correct mistakes and makes it easier to communicate in different languages.
See how it worksFirst, understand the meaning. Then translate.
Coming soon toApp Store
In developmentGoogle Play
Your thought, in another language
EnglishSpanish
After correction
Hello! Could I have a tea without sugar, please?
Translation · Spanish
¡Hola! ¿Me puede poner un té sin azúcar, por favor?
Tap and speak
Review before sending
App interface illustration
AS SIMPLE AS A CONVERSATION
Three steps to understanding
Use your own words. Take the rest one step at a time.
Review
AI helps tidy up your speech and shows a translation. Check that it conveys what you mean.
Send
Copy the finished text or share it with the other person through another app.
Only after you tap the microphone
ONE THOUGHT. DIFFERENT LANGUAGES.
From everyday speech to a clear message
No memorised phrases. Even if you stumble or change your mind along the way.
1What you said
Hi, um… can I have a coffee, no, tea please. Without sugar.
2After correction
Hello! Could I have a tea without sugar, please?
3Translation
¡Hola! ¿Me puede poner un té sin azúcar, por favor?
A prepared example, with no voice recording or AI requests. Always check that the meaning is preserved.
CLOSER TO EACH OTHER
Different languages. Shared meaning.
Talk to a neighbour. Explain what you need while travelling. Write to someone you care about. Veyumo helps people understand each other, even when they do not speak the same language.
You decide what to send.
In development
THE NEXT STEP
Start a conversation with one QR code
In the future, the other person will be able to join in the app or a browser, without installing anything. QR conversations are still in development.
1Show your QR
2Scan the code
3Choose languages
4Start talking
An illustration, not a working invitation code.
YOUR CHOICE. YOUR CONTROL.
Your AI, your costs
Veyumo is free. You choose the artificial intelligence you want to use.
The app and AI services are separate. If API access requires payment, you pay the provider directly under its terms.
GeminiConnect AI
OpenAIConnect AI
ClaudeConnect AI
GEMINI · GOOGLE AI STUDIO
Getting connected, in plain language
Connect your own AI API key to translate. Here is how to get started.
Open Google AI StudioPreliminary instructions: the app has not been released yet.
01Open Google AI Studio
Visit the official website and sign in to your Google account. Check availability in your country and the age requirements.
02Create a personal key
On the API keys page, create a key for a project. It gives you personal access to AI: do not publish it or send it to anyone.
Google's API key guide03Check limits and billing
Check your available plan and limits in AI Studio. If you need paid access, set up billing with Google and monitor your spending. Free API access is not available to everyone and has limits.
Google limits and billing04Connect it in the app
Add your key in the Veyumo app settings following its current instructions. This website has no key entry field. Settings may change as testing continues.
A few more things you might wonder
Can I download Veyumo yet?
Not yet. The app is in development. Confirmed App Store and Google Play links will appear here after release.
Do I need to speak perfectly?
No. You can pause and correct yourself. AI helps put your thoughts into words, but it can make mistakes: review the text and translation before sending.
Does this website record my voice?
No. This website only shows a prepared example. It does not turn on your microphone or send messages to AI.
Will it be free?
The app itself is planned to be free. Your chosen AI provider may charge for API use and apply limits. Check its terms separately.
COMING SOON TO YOUR PHONE
Fewer barriers. More conversations.
We are getting Veyumo ready for its first conversations. Download links will appear once the app is released.
Coming soon toApp Store
In developmentGoogle Play
Web version planned