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BabelBot translates your server’s chat as people talk. Members write in their own language, and everyone else reads it in theirs. Nobody types a command.

BabelBot translates the meaning, not word for word. It reads the nearby conversation, so slang, jokes and tone stay intact.

• Reply in the channel: the translation appears under the original message.
• Translation threads: each translation goes into a thread. This works well for announcements.
• Replace: BabelBot posts the translation with the member’s name and avatar.
• Linked language channels: link channels such as #english and #español. Messages translate both ways. Edits, deletions, replies and reactions stay in sync.
• Flag reactions: react with a country flag to translate one message.
• Voice chat translation: BabelBot joins a voice channel and posts transcripts and translations in its text chat (Ultra).

1. Add BabelBot to your server.
2. Open the dashboard and choose the languages your members read.
3. Send a message. The translation appears.

You can set different rules for each channel, skip languages you do not need, and add a glossary for names and game terms.

Server settings are in the dashboard, not in slash commands.

• /help: how BabelBot works in your server
• /dashboard: open the server settings
• /language: the language of BabelBot’s own messages
• /upgrade: your plan and its limits
• /set-context-language: set your personal language
• /voice start, /voice stop, /voice status: voice chat translation
• Translate Text and Detect Language: right-click a message, then Apps. Install BabelBot for your own account to use these in DMs too.

• Free: 100 AI translations each month, 3 languages, 1 linked channel pair.
• Pro (EUR 9.99/month): 10,000 translations, 5 languages.
• Ultra (EUR 19.99/month): 50,000 translations, 10 languages, voice chat translation.

One plan covers every member of the server.

• Website: https://babelbot.app
• Docs: https://babelbot.app/docs
• Support server: https://discord.gg/gjKmEnvkxx