Face to face on one phone
Put the phone between you. On phones, Face to face mode splits the screen so each of you speaks and reads in your own language.
Mingle.Fit delivers AI-powered live translation in your browser — no app download required to get started. Speak, and your words are transcribed and translated in real time for the person across from you to read or hear.
Ask in yours,
Talk to the phone the way you’d talk to anyone. Their answer comes back in your language, on screen and in your ear.

they answer in theirs.
They read you in their language and simply reply. Nothing to install on their side.
Example: you say “Where’s the nearest pharmacy?” and they read “¿Dónde está la farmacia más cercana?”. They answer “A dos calles de aquí, junto al banco.”, and you read, and hear, “Two streets from here, next to the bank.”.
Start here
It works on any phone, any Bluetooth earpiece, or any headphones — you are not locked into any single device ecosystem. This makes it a flexible, affordable alternative to proprietary translation hardware, and it solves several limitations found in platform-specific live translation features (such as Apple's Live Translation, which requires recent iPhone models and Apple AirPods to work together).
Choose source (spoken) and target (read or hear). Defaults are fine to try first.
Tap Start, then Allow when your browser asks — required for live translation.
Tap the mic — live translation updates in real time as someone speaks.
From the home page, choose source (the language being spoken) and target (the language you want to read or hear). Defaults are fine to try first.
Tap Start to open a session. Signed-in users get sessions saved in History; guests can translate without an account.
When the browser asks for the microphone, choose Allow. Without this, live translation cannot run.
Tap the microphone control to begin. You will see words appear and the translation update in real time as someone speaks.
Tap again to pause the mic when you need a break. Use End session when you are completely done.
Key feature · iPhone mic + Bluetooth
This is one of Mingle.Fit's most powerful features for face-to-face conversations.
On the translation session screen, tap Audio devices in the bottom bar. From there you can set the microphone input to iPhone mic (the built-in phone microphone). This means the phone sits facing the other person, capturing their voice directly — while you wear Bluetooth earphones.
When you also enable Read aloud in that same bottom bar, the translated voice will play directly into your Bluetooth earphones, so only you hear the translation.
The result
The person you are speaking with talks naturally toward your phone. Their words are captured by the iPhone mic, translated in real time, and spoken quietly into your ear — with no wires, no shared screen, and no expensive dedicated hardware.
This is a key advantage over Apple's Live Translation: Mingle.Fit works with any Bluetooth earphones (not just AirPods), on any iPhone or Android device, and does not require the latest OS or hardware generation.

Three ways to talk
Put the phone between you. On phones, Face to face mode splits the screen so each of you speaks and reads in your own language.
Tap Share session and they scan the QR code. Each of you speaks your own language and reads the other, live. They need no app or account.
Set the mic to your phone, turn on Read aloud, and hear the translation in your earbuds while the phone faces them.
Four things, thirty seconds.
Tick them off. Most of them you already have.
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On your device
On wider screens you see a two-pane layout: source language on one side, translation on the other, with a footer bar for the mic, timer, stop session, read-aloud toggle, and audio device picker.
Use Stop session to leave the live flow. Use the mic button to start and stop listening without closing the whole session.
On phones, Mingle.Fit uses a full-screen session layout: translation in the centre, controls at the bottom, and a compact top bar (back, target language, menu).
Open the menu (top right) for app links — home, pricing, history when signed in — plus session actions such as invite, change languages, and end session.
After you begin speaking once, the bottom row shows the timer, Read aloud, and Devices beside the mic — the same capabilities as desktop, arranged for touch.
Good to know
When using Mingle.Fit in a browser on your phone, be aware that if your screen locks or turns off, the browser will automatically stop recording. This is a browser limitation, not a Mingle.Fit bug — mobile browsers suspend audio when the screen goes dark.
To avoid interruptions:
If your session stops unexpectedly mid-conversation, the most likely cause is your screen locking. Unlock the phone, tap the mic again, and you are back in.
You can pick from many language pairs on the home card before you start. In session, use Change languages (or the "Translated to …" control) to open the language editor.
Changing the pair may clear the current transcript and stop recording — the app will warn you when that applies. This keeps each saved session consistent for signed-in users.
Guests · Guests can start immediately and use live translation without creating an account. Sessions may not persist in History the same way as when you are logged in.
Signed-in users · Signed-in users can save sessions to History, manage billing, and use features such as invites when their plan allows it.
Create a free account from Sign up if you want transcripts tied to your profile.
For a conversation in both directions, tap Share session on the session screen. Mingle shows a QR code and a link. The other person scans it or opens the link on their own phone, picks their language and confirms. From then on you each speak your own language and read the other in yours, live, with nothing to swap.
You need to be signed in with a free account to share. The other person needs no app and no account: they join as a guest, on the limited free allowance guests get on each device. A shared session runs for up to an hour.
On a single shared phone, a session translates one direction. Swap the languages from the session menu when the other person replies; each swap starts a new session.
When you are signed in and your plan supports it, you can invite someone from the session menu. They open the link, sign in, and can then start their own translation sessions on your plan. To have someone join the conversation you are in right now, use Share session instead.
If you do not see Invite, your plan or product settings may not include guest joins yet.
Free and trial usage may include per-session time limits or usage caps. The session UI shows a countdown when a limit applies. For current limits and upgrades, see Pricing and Usage & billing in the header when logged in.
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