Pakt

At a glance

• Editor score
  4.3 / 10
• Pricing
  Paid
• Best for
  iPhone users wanting offline conversation translation
• Conversation mode
  Two-way
• Facts checked
  4 Oct 2026

• Where it wins

  • Translates speech and typed phrases in 100 languages.
  • Offline translation works after downloading language packs.
  • Adds spoken output, two-way conversation, and camera translation.

• Where it doesn't

  • Available on iOS only.
  • Offline use requires downloading language packs in advance.
  • Voice output and supported languages vary by language.

Our verdict on Pakt

For travelers who need practical exchanges rather than simultaneous interpretation, Pakt combines speech and typed phrase translation in an iPhone app. Lingofonex says it supports translation in 100 languages, with spoken output in 50. Its conversation workflow is designed for back-and-forth exchanges, while camera translation covers menus, signs, and printed documents. That makes it a focused option for common travel interactions such as taxis, hotels, restaurants, and stations, rather than a general-purpose interpreting setup.

Offline use is a key part of the proposition, but it takes preparation: language packs must be downloaded before a conversation without connectivity. Spoken output is available only in supported languages, and voice availability varies. Buyers should check whether the languages they need are covered in the ways they expect before relying on the app during travel. Camera translation complements conversation and phrase translation for text encountered on the move; the product is therefore broader than a speech-only tool, while remaining oriented toward short, practical travel tasks.

Pakt is listed as a paid app, and the official App Store listing describes regional in-app purchases in Brazilian reais. Its version notes refer to a one-time pricing model and a one-week pass, with prices varying by region. For an iPhone user who values offline packs and several ways to translate travel phrases, those capabilities may justify evaluating its paid options. It is a less natural fit for Android users, people seeking simultaneous interpretation, or anyone who needs consistent voice output across every language. The listed support channel is documentation, so buyers who prioritize direct support should weigh that fit as well.

Pakt pricing

Pakt fact sheet

Alternatives to Pakt

• Microsoft TranslatorLive conversation translation and captions, with mobile apps and cloud translation APIs.9.3
• Google TranslateA free speech translator with conversation and transcription features across web and mobile.9.2
• VVoiceTraA focused, free option for checking spoken translations on iOS and Android.9.0

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