Tap Talk and speak
Say what you need in your own language. Tap Done when you've finished.
Keep this on your phone
The people around you already speak languages you may have meant to learn for years. The gardener at your house. The person at the bakery. Someone at a restaurant. Open blurt! and have the conversation now. Later, that exact conversation becomes the lesson.
7 days free, then $19.99/month for Plus or $39.99/month for Pro. Cancel anytime.
No special gadget. No headset to share. Just the phone already in your pocket, ready for the person standing in front of you.
Available for iPhone now. Already subscribed? Use the button above to install blurt! on this phone now. New here? Start your 7-day free trial, and we’ll show you how to add blurt! to your Home Screen. Android coming soon.
How one phone works
Keep the phone between you. Each person taps Talk, speaks, and taps Done. Before the translation appears or plays, blurt! turns the conversation 180° to face the listener.
Say what you need in your own language. Tap Done when you've finished.
It prepares the words the other person needs to read and hear.
The conversation rotates 180° before the translated words appear and are read aloud in their language.
They tap Talk, speak, and tap Done. The screen turns back to you with their translated answer.
The language is already around you
In California, Spanish is everywhere. You may have wanted to learn it for years and still not speak it. blurt! lets the conversations you're already having become the way you finally learn.
Other apps decide what you should learn and make you repeat it. blurt! starts with something that actually happened in your life.
Ask what you need. Hear the answer. Come back to those same words later.
The room, the voices, and the reason you were there all stay with the words.
Hear how the person answers and learn from the exchange you actually had.
Your next real conversation can become your next lesson.
Place-aware conversations
When you allow Location Services, blurt! recognizes your country or territory, suggests a likely conversation language, and uses a supported regional form when one is available.
blurt! asks for location while you are using the app. It uses the territory context to make a useful language suggestion.
You see the match before it changes the conversation language, so you can accept it or choose another language yourself.
When the language map supports it, blurt! carries the regional way of speaking into the conversation.
A small act of respect
You can see it. They relax. They smile. The conversation feels different.
Even when blurt! is helping with the words, the message is simple: I see you. I respect you. I want to meet you where you are.
That little bit of effort can give somebody real joy—and turn a quick exchange into a human connection.
Why it sticks
You're not learning the same made-up lesson as thousands of other people. Cat. Dog. Where's the train station? You're coming back to a conversation you actually had. You saw the face. You heard the voice. You felt the room. The scent was in the air. Your emotions and all five senses were there. That whole moment becomes the anchor.
The same lesson everybody gets
Then a real person answers you, and you hope something comes back.
Your conversation
The words are tied to the person, the place, and how the moment felt. Your brain has more ways to find them again.
Choose what you need
blurt! Plus
For getting through the conversation right now.
blurt! Pro
For never having to start from zero again.
Choose your plan. After checkout, we’ll take you straight to the phone installation steps.
Cloud features require an internet connection. blurt! asks before it uses Location Services, your camera, or your microphone—and you choose whether to accept the language match.
Why we built it
We were moving to France. We needed to speak with the building manager, read a sign, meet the neighbors, and handle the little conversations that make up a life. Lessons hadn't prepared us for that. The phone was already in our pocket, so that's where we built blurt!.
Keep it on your phone
One phone. Two people. A conversation that can keep going.