hearlog

Understand anything written in any language

Read a Hindi government notice in English — and see what it asks you to do, and by when.

Paste the text of a notice, letter or WhatsApp forward — Hindi, Telugu, Tamil or 50+ other languages — and after a short wait read it in English or your own language, with a few lines on what it asks you to do and any deadline.

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Free: 5,000 characters per paste, no card · Pro: 50,000

Key facts

Languages: Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu + 50 languages
Free plan: 300 minutes a month, no card
File length: Up to 100 minutes (Pro: 2 hours)
Pro: Unlimited (fair use)

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Who it's for

Anyone with a notice to read — Paste a notice, letter or WhatsApp forward and see what it asks you to do, and by when.
Self-study learners — Paste an article or notes in English and read them in Hindi, Tamil or Telugu.
Gulf NRIs — Understand an Arabic or English notice and share it with family in Malayalam or Hindi.

Example

One page of a Hindi municipal notice

You paste: One page of a Hindi notice from the nagar nigam about property tax (about 1,800 characters — inside the free 5,000).
Example summary: "• Pay the 2026–27 property tax by 30 November. • A 5% rebate applies if paid by 31 October. • Bring the old tax receipt and an Aadhaar copy to the ward office, or pay online." (Source: Nagar nigam notice)
You ask (Pro): "Explain this in simple English."
Example answer: "The city wants this year's house tax. Pay before 30 November. Pay before 31 October and you save 5%." Always check dates against the original notice.

What Pro adds for text translation

Paste up to 50,000 characters at a time (free: 5,000)
Pull text out of photos, PDFs and YouTube videos, then translate it
Keep notices in one folder and ask the whole folder one question — e.g. "Which of my saved notices have a deadline this month?"
Unlimited (fair use) audio transcription when you translate recordings too

Pro is ₹2,990/year (2 months free) or ₹299/month ($49 / $6.99 outside India). Free: 300 minutes a month.

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How text translation works

Text translation turns writing in one language into writing in another. hearlog goes one step further: paste any text and it produces an AI summary first, then translates the whole thing into any of 50+ languages — so you get both the meaning and the key points, saved together.

Example · Pro

Keep your notices in one folder and ask them all one question

"Which of my saved notices have a deadline this month?"

Example answer: "Two do — property tax by 30 November (Source: Nagar nigam notice) and the school fee form by 20 November (Source: School circular, Class 7)."

That extra step matters most for exactly the text Indians deal with daily. A three-paragraph WhatsApp message from a parent, a two-page government circular, a dense legal clause — a plain translation gives you the words but still leaves you to work out what is being asked. A summary alongside the translation tells you the point and any deadline in a line or two.

It handles the way India actually writes, too — including Hinglish and other code-mixed text, where Hindi and English sit in the same sentence. You can paste text in any script (Devanagari, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali) and translate out to English, or the other way around.

hearlog is built by USD Vision AI and powered by Google Gemini AI. The free plan covers 5,000 characters per translation; hearlog Pro raises that to 50,000 for long documents and research papers.

From pasted text to translation in 3 steps

1
Paste your text
Any language, up to 5,000 characters free — 50,000 on Pro. No file and no upload.
2
Get an AI summary
Choose key points, detailed or concise, so you get the gist before you read it all.
3
Translate to any of 50+ languages
One click. The original text, the translation and the summary are saved together in a single note.

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What people translate with hearlog

The everyday Indian reality of text you cannot quite read

WhatsApp messages

A message from your parents in Hindi, or a relative writing in Telugu or Malayalam. Copy the text, paste it in, and read it in your own language — with a summary if the message is long.

Government notices

Circulars and official notices arrive in Hindi, Telugu or Tamil. Paste the text and get a plain-language translation plus the key points and any deadlines, without waiting on a translator.

Legal documents

Contracts, notices and court orders in a language your client or family member does not read. Paste the relevant sections for a translation and a simplified summary — always verify against the original.

News and articles

Regional-language news, blog posts and social media threads. Paste an article in Tamil or Bengali and get the key points in English — useful for research and staying current across languages.

Languages you can translate to and from

Every major Indian language, plus 50+ world languages

HindiTeluguTamilKannadaMalayalamMarathiBengaliHinglishOdiaGujaratiPunjabi+ 50+ world languages

Hindi

Hindi and Hinglish text and audio, translated to English.

Telugu

Andhra and Telangana Telugu to English, free.

Tamil

Tamil text and speech to English in one click.

Text translation — frequently asked questions

Can I translate Hindi text to English free?

Yes. Paste up to 5,000 characters of Hindi text and hearlog translates it to English after a short wait. You also get an AI summary in the style you choose, such as key points, concise or detailed. A free account is enough, with no credit card.

Which Indian languages does it support?

hearlog handles every major Indian language — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati and more, including Hinglish — plus 50+ world languages. Paste text in any of them and translate it to English, or from English into the language you read best.

Can I translate WhatsApp messages?

Yes. Copy the WhatsApp message text, paste it into hearlog and get a translation plus an AI summary. This works for family messages in Hindi or regional languages, business messages in Hinglish, and other languages your contacts write in. It is free with an account, no card.

What is the character limit?

The free plan supports up to 5,000 characters per translation — enough for most WhatsApp messages, emails and short documents. hearlog Pro at ₹299 per month or $6.99 per month increases the limit to 50,000 characters, covering long legal documents, research papers and full articles.

Can I get a summary of the translated text?

Yes. When you paste text, hearlog writes an AI summary alongside it. Choose key points for a quick overview, detailed for fuller notes, or concise for a brief recap. The original text, the summary and the translation are saved together in one note you can come back to.

Can I translate text from a photo or a PDF?

Yes, on Pro. hearlog Pro pulls the text out of a photo (a WhatsApp image of a notice, for example), a PDF or a YouTube video, then lets you translate and summarise it like pasted text. On the free plan you can paste text you have copied yourself.

Can I save the translation as a note?

Yes. Click Save Note and the original text, translation and AI summary are saved together in your free hearlog account, where you can search across all your notes. On Pro you can also ask questions across your saved notes and get answers with the note they came from.

Does it work for legal documents and government notices?

Yes. Paste the text from a legal document, government circular or official notice and get a plain-language summary plus translation. Always verify important legal content against the original document. hearlog provides a translation aid, not a certified legal translation service.