Live chat translation
Messages translate as they arrive, with the original script always one tap away.

BharaTalk translates every message, voice note and story in real time — so a message typed in Tamil lands in Bengali, and a family group with five mother tongues finally reads as one conversation.

Every surface of BharaTalk — chats, groups, stories, calls — carries translation with it, so no one has to switch to a translate app mid-conversation.
Messages translate as they arrive, with the original script always one tap away.
Family and work groups show each reply in the language every member set for themselves.
Captions on photo and video stories translate automatically for every viewer.
Voice and video calls surface real-time subtitles across languages, without lag.
"How are you? Did you eat?"
Haan, khaya! Tu bata, office kaisa raha?
"Sure! Shall we meet in the evening?"
Each person writes in the language that's fastest for them — Hinglish, pure Tamil, transliterated Bengali, whatever's natural. BharaTalk reads intent, not just words, so idioms and half-typed shorthand still land correctly on the other side.
BharaTalk is built by a small team that grew up switching languages mid-sentence at the dinner table — and wanted their messaging app to keep up.
Co-founder & CEO
Ex-product lead at a Bengaluru fintech. Grew up texting grandparents in Telugu and friends in English — built BharaTalk to close that gap.
Co-founder & CTO
Previously built speech models for a language-AI startup. Leads BharaTalk's on-device translation engine across 22 languages.
Co-founder & Head of Design
Designed for three Indian unicorns before this. Obsessed with making translation feel invisible, never like a feature bolted on.
"My grandmother writes in Telugu, my cousins reply in English, and somewhere in between the group chat used to fall apart. We built BharaTalk so every family, in every language, gets to be in the same conversation."
Free to use, works on Android and iOS, and starts translating from your very first message — no setup, no separate translate app.