Supported Platforms

Use PolyPort.Chat in any web browser, or install the app on your iPhone or Android phone. Your account, contacts and vocabulary follow you everywhere.

PolyPort.Chat translator open in a web browser on a laptop

Any web browser

Laptop · Desktop · Tablet · Phone

Open polyport.chat in Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox on Mac, Windows, Linux or a Chromebook. Nothing to install — great for a quick conversation, or for the other person when you pair by QR code.

iPhone app

Native app · App Store

The PolyPort.Chat app for iPhone, with Sign in with Apple, notifications when a contact knocks, and the microphone ready whenever you open it.

Coming soon

Android app

Native app · Android

A real app for Android phones, not just a website — with notifications when a contact knocks and the microphone ready whenever you open it.

Coming soon

App or web browser?

Both do the translating. The app adds the things a phone does best.

Feature	App (iPhone & Android)	Web browser
Live translation, messenger, learning tools, currency converter
Pair with a QR code
Notification when a contact knocks	Yes, even when the app is closed	Only while the page is open
Microphone permission	Asked once	The browser may ask again on each visit
Icon on your home screen, full screen
Nothing to install

A passenger talks to a PolyPort tablet on the back of the driver's seat while the driver sees the translation on his phone

Use case

In the taxi

The driver has PolyPort on their phone in the dashboard holder. A tablet on the back of the front seat runs PolyPort for passengers. The two are paired, so the passenger speaks to the tablet and the driver hears and reads it in their own language — and the reply comes straight back. No passing a phone around, and eyes stay on the road.

A guest talks with a hotel receptionist in China through two paired PolyPort tablets on the front desk, one facing each side

Use case

At the hotel

Two paired tablets sit back to back on one stand at the front desk — one facing the guest, one facing the staff. Guests speak in their own language and the staff hear and read it in theirs — check-in, directions, a restaurant tip. Staff can also pair the desk tablet with a guest's phone by QR code, so the conversation carries on anywhere in the hotel.

Mix and match

An iPhone can pair with an Android phone or a laptop browser. The other person doesn't need the app — they just scan your QR code.

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