AI Offline Translator vs Sentio

AI Offline Translator runs a real large language model on your device. No cloud, no account, no internet after setup. == Free, plus one optional one-time purchase == Free forever: whole-file translation — import and translate PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD and RTF documents at no cost — plus text translation in 29 languages (up to 1,000 characters per translation on the Translate screen), photo translation with OCR, voice translation, favorites, history and PDF export. Optional one-time in-app purchase ("Long Text Pro"): full translation of texts longer than 1,000 characters, up to 10,000 characters, on the dedicated Long Text page. Try before you buy — longer texts are translated free up to the first 1,000 characters, so you can judge the quality before unlocking. No subscription, and nothing else is locked. == Setup: one download, then offline forever == The app ships without a model. On first launch, download it once over Wi-Fi (main model about 1.1 GB, lightweight about 400 MB). After that everything runs offline, Airplane Mode included. The app checks your free storage space and warns you before downloading. == Why offline matters == - Your text never leaves the device: no server, no upload, no analytics SDK, no ads. - Works on a plane, in the subway, or abroad without roaming. - No account, no sign-in, no rate limits, no monthly fee. == Features == - 29 translation languages, any-to-any, source language detected automatically - Whole-file translation — PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, RTF — completely free - Long Text page for texts up to 10,000 characters - Photo translation with on-device OCR - Voice translation (7 languages via Apple's on-device speech packs) with text-to-speech readback - PDF export with clean formatting, favorites, and history encrypted on device - Interface in 50 languages, follows your iOS system language - Native iOS design, light/dark/system, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver supported == Engine == Qwen2.5 1.5B running on llama.cpp with Metal GPU acceleration — fast, and close to cloud quality for everyday text. == Permissions == Camera, photo library and microphone are requested only when you use photo or voice translation. All processing happens locally. == Contact == Questions or suggestions: birdflyingtodie@gmail.com Privacy policy: https://sundamingbai.github.io/translator/privacy-policy.html

Sentio turns the sensors already in your iPhone — microphone, camera, torch, accelerometer — into a set of measurement tools, and keeps every measurement on the device. WHAT IT DOES Sentio provides a growing registry of measurement tools. Each one uses the phone's sensors in a specific way: • Spectrum — record ambient sound and see its frequency content, peaks and decay • Color and light — measure colour and brightness with the camera's exposure locked • Blinking — detect and time periodic light sources • Knock — tap an object and capture how it rings and how quickly it damps • Polarization — measure how much light passes through at a quarter turn • Composite tools that drive the torch or the haptic engine and measure the response Some tools use two phones together — one emits, one measures — over a direct Bluetooth link, with no account required. ORGANISE WHAT YOU MEASURE Measurements attach to a simple catalog: categories, objects, and the scenario you measured them for. You can also capture first and file it later. Any measurement can be given a ground-truth label after the fact, so a session of guesses becomes a record you can actually check yourself against. Guided activities chain several tools into one procedure when a single sensor is not enough. OFFLINE BY DEFAULT Everything runs on the device. There is no account, no upload step, and no network call needed to take or view a measurement — the app is fully usable in Airplane Mode, and that is the normal way to use it. Signing in with Apple or Google is entirely optional and does one thing: sync your own catalog between your own devices. HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS NOT Sentio is an instrument, not an oracle. It reports what the sensors measured and how it derived the numbers. It does not claim laboratory accuracy, it is not a medical or diagnostic device, and it should not be used to make safety decisions. Phone sensors vary between models; the tools are built around relative and resonance-based features precisely because absolute levels are not comparable across devices. PERMISSIONS • Microphone — required by the audio tools, used only while a measurement is running • Camera — required by the optical tools • Bluetooth — only for the two-phone tools, to find the other handset No advertising, no analytics SDK, no third-party trackers.