Found in translation: now multilingual users can chat to each other without miscom

This year, when Paris hosts the Olympics and Germany hosts Euro 2024, platforms and TV channels around the world will broadcast and stream these global games. They gather sports fans worldwide, and sometimes, in such cases, people face problems in communication and get lost in translation when discussing games and teams.

As the world gears up for the highly anticipated sports, Watchers SaaS has announced a new feature to improve communication between multilingual users. The community-building and socialisation experts have developed a tool that enables users to chat in different languages while still understanding each other, thereby eliminating language barriers.

With the rise of globalisation and the increasing diversity of online communities, effective communication between users who speak different languages has become a pressing issue. Watchers recognised this challenge and set out to find a solution. After extensive research and development, they have successfully created a tool that bridges the language gap and brings people closer together.

"We believe that language should not be a barrier to building connections and fostering relationships. With this tool, we hope to bring people from different backgrounds closer together and create a more inclusive online community," Adel Gaisin, Watchers' CPO.

The new chat feature from Watchers enables users to communicate in their preferred language, while the tool automatically translates messages for other users in the chat. This means that a user can type in French, for example, and another user can read the message in English, Spanish, or any other language they choose. All of them easily understand each other without any additional clicks or actions. This breakthrough technology makes communication easier and more efficient and promotes inclusivity and diversity within online communities.

Watchers' tools are designed for efficiency and fully customised, ensuring a seamless user journey. So, if you decide to integrate Watchers chat into your content platform or add Watchers' tools as a second screen for broadcasting, users can quickly dive into dynamic chats. Personalising profiles with nicknames and avatars, users express themselves via text, emojis, and stickers. Watchers' chats enable reactions, responses, animated emojis, and essential moderation tools, allowing users to create a friendly, healthy, and—now—multilingual environment.