ToolTip AI Translate
A hover translator: it reads the text under your cursor with UI Automation or Windows OCR and shows it translated beside the pointer, original intact.
Read about TranslateToolTip AI Aura is a voice assistant for Windows accessibility. Leave the pointer on a control — or press a key — and a floating capsule reads it aloud with local text-to-speech: what it is, what it is for and what happens if you press it.
ToolTip AI Aura tells you out loud. It analyzes the element under the cursor — or the active window — and reads it with the system voices, from a floating capsule that you drag to the corner you want.
It works like a screen reader for Windows controls: instead of forcing you to read a label you cannot see clearly, it speaks the identity of the element. Name, type, value and state come from UI Automation, the same accessibility interface Windows already exposes, so it works across ordinary programs without any special setup.
Aura is published as its own listing on Microsoft Store and it is also the voice-and-radar layer inside the complete ToolTip AI application. On its own it brings the spoken guide and the rest radar; it does not bring the translation lens that the Translate listing adds.
Aura does not talk over you from the first day. The trigger is the time you stay still over an element, and you set how long that is.
Aura inherits the beam from the suite: a line of light around the pointer that changes color and rhythm with what the app is doing. You learn the rhythm in a day and know what is happening without looking.
You move the pointer freely. Slow, thin heartbeat.
aqua · 0.6×It is working out the element. The beam stirs and turns violet.
violet · 1.8×Counting your rest before answering. Aqua to gold as it advances.
aqua → goldThe reading is already on screen. It returns to a calm pulse.
mint · 0.8×The voice layer is reading out loud. High amplitude, syllable rhythm.
aqua · mintIdentifying the element and reading it aloud happen inside Windows: UI Automation reads the control and the system voices speak it, with no Dixi3 Labs server in between — there is no such server. Only if you add a provider key does anything travel, and it travels to the provider you chose.
Aura is the voice-and-radar layer of a point-and-read assistant. The other pieces live in their own pages and listings.
A hover translator: it reads the text under your cursor with UI Automation or Windows OCR and shows it translated beside the pointer, original intact.
Read about TranslateThe read-aloud behaviour on its own: it speaks the translation or the advice with the system voice while you keep working on something else.
Read about VoiceOffline use, accounts, what is uploaded, Windows 10 support, which listing to install and what happens when the trial ends.
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