TransOne
Translate anything on your Mac, right from the menu bar
TransOne launched on July 3, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,899 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
TransOne is a native macOS menu-bar translator. Translate by typing, selecting text, or grabbing a screenshot, with 14 engines ranging from Apple's on-device translator and DeepL to Google, Tencent, OpenAI, and local models like Ollama. The same window also handles text recognition, speech, dictionary, and encyclopedia lookups. Always sandboxed, zero third-party dependencies, Mac App Store only. Your text goes only to the engine you pick.
TransOne translates anything on your Mac straight from the menu bar. Type, select text, or capture a screenshot, with 27 translation engines, text recognition, speech, a dictionary and an encyclopedia. Native, sandboxed, zero third-party dependencies.
Type, select text, or grab a screenshot. TransOne translates instantly with your choice of engine, plus text recognition, speech, a dictionary and an encyclopedia. No main window, no Dock icon. TransOne lives quietly in your menu bar and is one shortcut away. Type or paste in the translation window, select text in any app, capture a screen region to translate, or OCR text straight out of an image. Each has its own global keyboard shortcut, and no extra permissions are needed to get started. Pick from 27 translation engines: traditional ones like Apple’s on-device translator, DeepL, Google, Tencent and Baidu, plus AI models like OpenAI, Claude and Gemini, and reach local or your own services…from transone.app
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