Fix Anything in Your Own Language: Voice and Chat in Dozens of Languages

The best repair videos and manuals are mostly in English. If it is not the language you think in, even a simple fix can turn into a translation project, with half the terms (sump, gasket, trap) missing from your dictionary.

Talk and type in the language you think in

LiveFix AI understands and answers in dozens of languages. You can describe the problem the way you would to a neighbour, and the answer comes back in the same language, including the names of the parts.

The app itself is translated

The interface is available in more than 45 languages, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu. It follows your device language, and you can change it in Settings.

Natural voices, not robot voices

Replies can be spoken aloud in a natural-sounding voice. You can pick the one you like in Settings, and it works across languages. That matters when you are holding a pipe wrench and cannot look at the screen.

Tips for multilingual repairs

• Say the model name and brand in their original form. "Samsung WW90" works in any language.
• Point at the part when you do not know the word for it. The AI can name it for you.
• Ask for the English term if you need to buy a part or search online: "What is this part called in English?"
• Mix languages if you like. It handles a sentence that switches languages mid-way.

Your language is likely supported. Start a chat in your language.

Frequently asked questions

How many languages does LiveFix AI support?

The interface is translated into more than 45 languages, and chat and voice work in many more.

Can I ask for the English name of a part?

Yes. Ask "What is this part called in English?" and use the answer to search for or buy the part.

Can I change the voice?

Yes. Pick a voice in Settings; the same voice speaks every language.