Draft in your own language, write each segment in English, and Aha checks every word — in any input box on any website.
Chrome / Edge · developer mode required. Not listed on the Chrome Web Store.
Writing English from memory is producing the sentence yourself instead of pasting a translation. You draft what you meant, write it out in English segment by segment, and send what you wrote. That is the opposite of opening Google Translate and copying the result into the box.
Aha Translator runs this as dictation writing on top of the input you already have open. Side-by-side translation is only the helper when a page blocks you. The writing is the product.
Each step turns a translator habit into a writing habit — and writing is where learning happens.
Focus any input box. Write a draft in your own language. Aha splits it into segments and asks you to write each one in English. It checks spelling word by word, highlights mistakes, and puts your finished English back into the box.
The practice is the English you already have to send. Aha works in Gmail, Slack, comment boxes, forms — any field on any site. You do not open a second app to write English from memory.
Copy-paste puts English on screen and none of it in your hands. Writing from memory is dictation writing practice: you recall each word, Aha checks it, and you actually learn the English you needed to send.
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Comparisons, methods and deep dives on writing English — not just translating it.
You draft what you want to say in your own language, then write each segment in English yourself. Aha checks every word and swaps your finished English into the input box. It is production, not pasting a translation.
Any input box on any website — email, chat, comments, documents, forms. The overlay runs on the page you already had open.
Google Translate writes the English for you. Aha has you write it from memory and checks each word. You send what you produced — no copy-paste.
It compares each word you type with the English for that segment, highlights mistakes as you go, and can reveal the answer when you are stuck. When the segment is correct, it moves to the next one.
Yes. Dictation writing on any page is in the free plan, along with side-by-side translation as a supporting aid.
Free to start. No credit card needed. Works in Chrome and Edge.
Chrome / Edge · developer mode required. Not listed on the Chrome Web Store.