Privacy passport
- No tracking
- Minimal
- Open source
- Yes
- Only you can read it
- On device
- No account
- Yes
- Free
- Yes
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux

10 apps, each with a privacy passport
Whatever you paste into a translator goes to whoever runs it, including contracts, medical notes and private messages. On-device translators process text locally; hosted ones differ in whether they store your text or use it for training.
Leaving one of these?
Privacy passport
Translates web pages on your own computer
Privacy passport
Offline conversation translation on your phone
Privacy passport
Cloud quality without logging your texts
Passes
Works on
10 of 10 apps
App364
Page translation built into Firefox that runs language models on your own computer, so text never goes to a server.
App10.5k
Open-source Android app for live spoken conversations between languages, with speech and translation done on the phone.
Service
Web translator from the makers of Kagi Search covering many languages, free to use without an account.
Service
High-quality translator from a German company; paid Pro plans delete your texts after translation.
Self-hosted17.2k
Open-source translation engine and API you can run on your own server, with no ties to big tech services.
App639
Desktop app that translates text fully offline with small neural models, built on the same engine as Firefox.
App1.6k
Open-source Android translator with a clean interface that lets you choose which translation engine handles your text.
Browser extension1.1k
Browser extension for full-page and text translation that can use a built-in offline translator or your own engine.
Service115
Open-source rule-based translation platform with a free web translator, strongest for related and smaller languages.
App6.6k
Open-source offline translation library and desktop app with downloadable language packages that run locally.