flula.

Hinglish voice typing that
keeps both languages.

Talk to friends and your team the way you always do, Hindi and English in the same sentence. Flula keeps both languages and writes Hindi in Devanagari.

Same as spoken, or one language.

“Same as spoken” keeps Hindi and English as you said them. Pick one language and Flula translates the rest.

You said

“Um, कल की मीटिंग कैंसल हो गई, so let’s do it on Friday instead.” HI EN

Flula writes in
Flula wrote

कल की मीटिंग कैंसल हो गई, so let’s do it on Friday instead.

Same as spoken: nothing is translated.

Where people use Hinglish.

Chats with friends and family

Reply on WhatsApp the way you talk, without switching keyboards.

Messages at work

Write in Slack or email with the English terms your team uses.

Notes to yourself

Capture ideas in whatever mix comes out first.

Do I need to switch languages while I talk?

No. Add both languages once in Flula, then mix them freely, even mid-sentence.

Does Flula write Hindi in Devanagari or in Latin letters?

Devanagari. Flula writes Hindi in its own script and doesn’t romanize it. If you’d rather have it all in English, choose English as the output language.

Can I get it all in one language?

Yes. Pick an output language and Flula translates the rest. By default, it stays as you said it.

Does it clean up fillers in both languages?

Yes. Fillers and spoken corrections are cleaned up whichever language they’re in.

Your turn.

20 free minutes every month, in every language you mix. No card.