Message translation
What you type is translated and sent straight into the game.
Chat features
For typed chat: message translation, screen reading, smart reply, and language controls.
Screen translation
Detects on-screen text and translates it in seconds.
Smart reply
Suggests a few replies based on the conversation; pick one and send it instantly.
Word Mix
Custom words and nicknames stay intact in chat and voice translation.
Voice features
Understand foreign voice chat, then speak any language out loud.
Live captions
Turns foreign speech in Discord or game voice into captions in your language.
Push to talk
Hold a key, speak in your language, release. The other side hears it spoken in theirs.
Use your own voice
Record a short clip to copy your voice. In spoken translation, the other side hears you in your own voice.
Word Mix
When you speak to translate, custom words and nicknames stay intact.
Conversation styles
Send the same message in different tones. Pick the style that fits. Works in both chat and voice.
Casual
Natural player chat. Fast, relaxed, and friendly.
Charm
Warm and easygoing. Softens harsh lines without losing the point.
Professional
Clean, measured wording for serious, controlled conversations.
Toxic
Sharp and provoking. Built to tilt the other side.
Troll
Same meaning, over-the-top delivery. All irony and showmanship.
Built around the games you play
LoL chat isn't Valorant chat, and WoW isn't CS. Each profile follows that game's slang, tone, and chat limits.
- Player slang Words like gank, clutch, or push mean different things in different games. The translation keeps that language intact.
- Chat box length Some games cut messages short. Text is written to fit that box so it doesn't get truncated mid-sentence.
- Per-game profile Pick the title from the list. Tone, length, and send layout come ready for that mode.
- League of Legends
- S4 League / Xero
- General Chat
- Counter-Strike 2
- VALORANT
- World of Warcraft
- Fortnite
- Roblox
- Minecraft
- Dota 2
- Apex Legends
- Call of Duty: Warzone
- PUBG: Battlegrounds
- Overwatch 2
- GTA Online
- Destiny 2
- Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
32+ languages, each trained on its own
Not one generic translation engine for everything.
Every language was trained carefully, with naturalness first.
- Trained per language German, Japanese, and Arabic aren't translated the same way. Each keeps its own grammar and speaking rhythm.
- Natural sentences No stiff word-by-word paste. The other player reads you like another player, not a machine.
- Wide language range From Turkish and English to Arabic, Japanese, Chinese and dozens more, with the same clarity across the board.
- Türkçe
- English
- Deutsch
- Français
- Español
- Português
- Italiano
- Nederlands
- Русский
- Українська
- Polski
- Čeština
- Magyar
- Română
- Български
- Ελληνικά
- العربية
- עברית
- فارسی
- हिन्दी
- বাংলা
- اردو
- தமிழ்
- తెలుగు
- 日本語
- 한국어
- 中文 (简体)
- 中文 (繁體)
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Bahasa Melayu
- Tiếng Việt
- ไทย
Why Kysen?
Google and DeepL kill slang. Kysen keeps player chat.
League of Legends
You type
mid ss, care bot
Google
Literal
mid ss, bot attention
bot attention is vague. Call is mangled.
DeepL
Literal
mid is ss, be careful of the bot
Readable, but nobody types like that in game.
Kysen
Player chat
mid ss, care bot
Short and natural. Sounds like in-game chat.
VALORANT
You type
don't rush B, play default
Google
Literal
don't rush to B, play the default game
default game is vague. Not a Val call.
DeepL
Literal
Do not rush B, play default
Correct meaning, too formal for chat.
Kysen
Player chat
don't rush B, play default
Short and clear. Natural Val chat.
CS2
You type
last round clutched a 1v2 with the awp
Google
Literal
last round I grabbed the clutch in a 1v2 with the awp
Reads clutch like a car pedal. Nonsense.
DeepL
Literal
Last round I clutched a 1v2 with an AWP
Correct, but too formal for chat.
Kysen
Player chat
last round clutched a 1v2 with the awp
Short CS chat. Natural.