Doli – Your Interpreter
Live spoken translation
About
This app provides live spoken translation in 98 languages for travel, daily life, and professional conversations. It offers text-based chat translation, image and document interpretation, and live subtitles for spoken conversations. All features utilize a shared minute allowance.
What's New in Doli
1.2.2
October 12, 2026
New subscription options: pay weekly or yearly, with 300 minutes per week. A clearer purchase screen shows the seven-day free trial for eligible users.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
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300 gemeinsame Dolmetschminuten pro Monat.
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FAQ
Does Doli have ads?
No, Doli does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and offers in-app purchases for additional minutes and subscription plans.
How many languages does Doli support?
Doli supports live spoken translation in 98 languages, allowing for communication across a wide range of linguistic backgrounds.
What are the subscription options for Doli?
Doli offers several subscription plans, including weekly options like Plus ($4.59/P7D), Premium ($11.99/P7D), and Ultimate ($22.99/P7D), as well as monthly business plans.
How does Doli handle privacy?
Doli prioritizes user privacy by not storing audio recordings, conversation transcripts, or translations. Selected or captured images are also not permanently stored by the service.
Can Doli interpret text from images or documents?
Yes, Doli can photograph official letters, menus, or signs, and even upload PDFs to explain their main content and suggest next steps.
What is the free allowance for new Doli users?
New accounts receive 30 free minutes to use across all features without needing a subscription. Eligible users can also try a 7-day free trial with 300 minutes.
On which devices can I use Doli?
Doli is available on iPhone and iPad devices, providing a versatile tool for translation on the go.
How accurate are Doli's automatic translations?
While Doli aims for accuracy, automatic translations can sometimes be incomplete or inaccurate. For critical medical, legal, or safety conversations, it is recommended to use qualified human assistance.
