Updated 10 November 2026
A translated group chat with room for every language
Espero is an AI-powered multilingual messaging app that automatically translates text, voice messages, images and video into each recipient's own language.
For a group chat where everyone speaks a different language, choose how you read without deciding how everyone else must write.
One group does not need one language
In a multilingual group chat, each member can select a reading language for that group. Messages from the other members arrive as translations into that selection, and their original words remain accessible.
The automatic translation walkthrough follows a message from its author to readers with different language choices.
Four groups you can picture
An international church small group plans its next meal: one member asks about bringing soup, and others answer in the languages they use at home.
Parents of a youth football team settle a lift to Saturday’s match. A parent writes the meeting place once, so the other parents can read it in their chosen languages.
A family spread across countries discusses a birthday visit. The relatives keep travel questions and replies together in the family group.
A volunteer team divides the jobs for a neighbourhood clean-up. The person collecting bags and the person bringing refreshments can follow the same thread; see Espero for work and communities.
Let members send more than text
Someone who prefers speaking can contribute a voice note with a transcription and translation. Photos can have their text translated, while videos can provide subtitles for readers in the group.
Explore voice translation for a spoken contribution, or the messaging app overview for replies, reactions and the rest of the chat.
Return to the discussion, including after an event
Without a subscription, each conversation summary costs 10 credits. Espero+ and Max include 30 Ask answers and 30 summaries per month; then 10 credits each.
An event’s group stays available for conversation before, during and after the gathering. That gives questions somewhere to go after the speaker finishes; live interpretation for events explains the audience workflow.
For example, a volunteer returning after work can read a summary before answering the question about spare gloves. This is an illustrative situation, rather than a transcript of an actual group.
Questions and answers
Can a multilingual group include more than two languages?
Yes, the conversation can include members who read several different supported languages.
Who chooses the language I read in the group?
You choose your own reading language for the conversation.
Can I check what another member wrote?
Open the original wording when you want to look beyond the translated version.
Do group photos and recordings get translated?
Picture text, voice notes and video subtitles can be translated inside the group conversation.
Conversation summaries
Without a subscription, each conversation summary costs 10 credits. Espero+ and Max include 30 Ask answers and 30 summaries per month; then 10 credits each.
Can guests keep talking after a live event?
The event group supports ongoing discussion with a free Espero account; an email address is enough to join the account flow.
About Espero
Espero is an AI-powered multilingual messaging app that automatically translates text, voice messages, images and video into each recipient's own language.