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Welcome every customer in their own language

At the counter, at reception or at the till: you speak your language, your visitor hears you in theirs and replies, with nothing to install.

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TALKSEN face-to-face mode: the phone placed on the counter, split in two

Four counters, four languages

Tap a moment to see the sentence and its translation.

In the dining room · London
Today’s special is fish pie, served with garden peas.Le plat du jour est une tourte au poisson, servie avec des petits pois.
Sentence by sentence

At the restaurant

Explaining a dish, an allergen, how it is cooked: your guests order with confidence, and the kitchen avoids mistakes.

Built for the counter

Face to face on one phone

Placed on the counter, the screen splits in two: the top half flips around for your customer.

Nothing to install for customers

They scan a QR code and the conversation opens in their language, on their own phone.

Your dish and room names

Add them to your vocabulary: “The Garden Suite” or “Eton mess” will be recognised more reliably.

Numbers on screen

Prices, times, codes: the text stays on screen so you can check it, and a “?” flags a doubtful sentence.

Questions from businesses

Do my customers need to create an account?

No. They scan the QR code and talk, with no account and nothing to install.

Can I leave the phone on the counter?

Yes, that is face-to-face mode: the screen splits in two, each of you reads the right way up and takes turns to speak.

Does TALKSEN understand my dish names?

Add them to your vocabulary: they are recognised more reliably by voice, and TALKSEN avoids translating them.

Welcome the whole world to your counter

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