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 Voice is the read-aloud behaviour of the point-and-read HUD. It speaks the translation or the advice with the system voice — Windows' own speech synthesis — so you can keep your eyes on your work, or listen instead of reading.
ToolTip AI Voice speaks the result. When the HUD has read the control under your pointer, Voice says it with the system voice: the translation, or the advice about the element — while you keep working on something else.
It is first-class accessibility built on what Windows already brings: the reading is voiced with the operating system's own speech synthesis, so there is no cloud voice to configure and no extra engine to install. Inside the app the behaviour is a checkbox in Settings › Layers, called «Read the result aloud», and it comes off by default so nothing speaks until you ask for it.
Voice is the spoken half of a point-and-read assistant. The reading itself — identifying the control with UI Automation, or translating the text under the cursor — comes from the rest of the family: Aura adds the voice guide with its rest radar, and Translate adds the translation lens. Voice gives all of it a mouth.
Voice does not listen to you and it does not type for you — it is output, not input. It gives a voice to what the app has already read, so you can listen instead of looking.
«The beam deepens when the voice speaks: high amplitude, syllable rhythm, aqua into mint.»the Speaking state, taken from the app's signal legend
The beam around the pointer changes rhythm with what the app is doing. When the voice layer reads aloud, it enters the Speaking state: high amplitude and a syllable rhythm, so you can see it talking even before you hear it.
You move the pointer freely. Slow, thin heartbeat.
aqua · 0.6×It is working out the element. The beam turns violet.
violet · 1.8×Counting your rest before answering. Aqua to gold.
aqua → goldThe reading is on screen. A calm pulse returns.
mint · 0.8×The voice layer is reading out loud. High amplitude, syllable rhythm.
aqua · mintReading aloud happens entirely inside Windows: the speech synthesis is the operating system's own, so the text is voiced on your machine and no audio or content travels to a Dixi3 Labs server — there is no such server. If you add an AI provider key to enrich the advice, that step is your decision and your key stays encrypted on the machine with DPAPI.
Voice is the spoken output. These pieces produce what it says, or answer what you wonder before installing.
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 TranslateA screen reader for Windows controls: it analyzes the element under the cursor and reads it aloud with local TTS, from a floating capsule you drag anywhere.
Read about AuraOffline use, accounts, what is uploaded, Windows 10 support, which listing to install and what happens when the trial ends.
Open the FAQ19041, and also on Windows 11. There is only an x64 build: there is no ARM64 build.It installs from Microsoft Store and updates itself. This page carries no hand-written amount: the Store shows the figure in dollars and converts it to your currency at the moment of paying, and that is the one that counts.
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