thoth - Instant & Multi-language Chat
Cross-language chat made simple, fast, and anonymous
What it does
🔹 Create a room with just a nickname 🔹 Automatic real-time translation across multiple languages Whether you’re meeting new friends, working with global teams, or just need a temporary chatroom, thoth makes conversations simple, fast, and safe.
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