Stop pasting translations. Write emails, messages and comments in English yourself — from memory, without a translator — and actually learn.
Free on the Chrome Web Store. Works in Chrome and Edge.
Every time you paste a translation into an email, you get the English on screen but none of it in your head. Next time, you translate again. Aha Translator breaks that loop: it turns your draft into a dictation, has you write each segment in English from memory, and checks every word.
Writing is active recall — the strongest way to make English stick. Translation helps you read; writing makes you know. Side-by-side reading is only the helper when a sentence blocks you.
Each step turns a translator habit into a writing habit — and writing is where learning happens.
Copy-paste feels fast, but it teaches you nothing. The English never enters your memory, and the next email finds you stuck in the same place.
Aha works in any input box on any website. Draft your email in your own language, then write it out in English segment by segment.
Recalling English from memory builds far stronger memory than reading a translation. The words you write yourself are the ones that stick.
Reading is where writing starts. Go to the other half of the loop.
Comparisons, methods and deep dives on writing English — not just translating it.
Draft your email in your own language, then Aha splits it into segments for you to write out in English from memory. It checks every word and swaps in your finished English — no translator, no copy-paste.
Focus any message box, write your draft, and Aha has you produce the English yourself. You send what you wrote — and you actually learn it.
Yes. Writing from memory is active recall, which builds far stronger memory than reading or pasting a translation. Words you write yourself are the ones that stick.
Translating gives you the answer without making you learn it. Writing makes you recall the English yourself — that effort is where learning happens.
Yes. Dictation writing on any page is in the free plan, along with side-by-side translation and core vocabulary analysis.
Free to start. No credit card needed. Works in Chrome and Edge.
Free on the Chrome Web Store. Works in Chrome and Edge.