Translates the screen
Good when you only need the answer. Less useful for learning: it replaces the original language and leaves nothing to review.
Learn a language from what you already do,
without pausing your life to study.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Termy explains the hardest words and phrases on your screen while you watch, play, read, or browse.
Means the problem finally reaches you after being avoided for a while.
Understand now.
Stay in the activity.
Review deeply later.
Termy starts from a familiar translator flow, then adds context, phrase meaning, and vocabulary memory.
"She brushed it off, but you could tell it bothered her."
Use original audio and target-language subtitles. When one phrase blocks the scene, Termy gives the missing meaning and gets out of the way.
The overlay is intentionally small. The vocabulary view is where Termy becomes deep.
"He finally spilled the beans."
spilled the beansrevealed a secret by accident or too early
To reveal secret information, often unintentionally.
Termy turns saved words and phrases into spaced-repetition practice, using the scene where you found them so recall is tied to real context, not isolated flashcard trivia.
"He finally ____ during the meeting."
Screenshot, original sentence, short explanation, translation, and dictionary detail stay connected to the card.
The point is not more study time. The point is getting language practice out of the things you were already going to do.
Good when you only need the answer. Less useful for learning: it replaces the original language and leaves nothing to review.
Gives only the missing piece, so your brain still connects meaning to the original words. Then it saves the scene for vocabulary and SRS review.
Termy gives just enough meaning to continue, then gets out of the way.
Idioms, names, slang, and multi-word phrases are explained as they appear in the scene.
Use Termy across videos, games, reading apps, websites, and documents.
Saved checks become vocabulary cards with context, screenshots, SRS practice, and Anki export.
Termy is designed around the moment you almost understand something. It fills the gap without replacing the activity.
Use Termy when a word, subtitle, UI label, or phrase blocks comprehension.
Termy reads the surrounding context and shows a compact explanation or translation.
Dismiss the overlay and stay immersed. The vocabulary card waits for review later.
Use Termy for the languages you learn, maintain, or casually explore.
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$79.99/yr
Termy can translate text on your screen, but it is built for learning, not just getting past foreign text. Full-screen translation solves the line for you and makes the original language easier to ignore. Termy gives only the missing piece, so you still connect meaning to the target-language words, then saves the real context for vocabulary and SRS review.
SRS means spaced repetition. Termy brings saved words and phrases back for review at the right time, before you forget them. Because the card keeps your original context and screenshot, you can use the scene association instead of memorizing an isolated dictionary entry.
Yes. Termy is designed for desktop text on screen, including game dialogue and UI text. The best fit is players who want original language, have poor localization, or use games as native input.
Termy does not store screenshots on our servers. When you save vocabulary, the useful screenshot context stays locally on your computer so you can revisit the scene, rebuild the association, and review it later.
Use it when you almost understand the content but one word or phrase blocks you. Get the missing meaning, continue the activity, and review saved vocabulary later.
Download Termy and try it on the next game, video, article, or book you already planned to open.