How SayToken works
SayToken is a chat that translates messages in real time. You type normally in your language — the other person reads it in theirs. Simple, fast, and designed to keep your conversations private from start to finish.
Plain English: your messages travel over secure connections (HTTPS/WSS), we don’t sell your chat content, and we collect only what’s needed to run the service.
You don’t need to install anything. Open the chat in your browser and start a conversation.
Sign up in under a minute
Use your email and password. Then you’re ready to chat.
Use your own language
You write in your language. Your contact reads the translated message in theirs.
Send messages as usual
No copy-paste, no switching apps. The translation happens inside the conversation.
Original + translated text
Both versions can be shown side-by-side to reduce confusion and speed up decisions.
“End-to-end privacy” means your conversation is protected throughout the whole journey: from your device, while it travels over the internet, and while it’s stored for you to access later.
What we do (in plain language)
- Encrypted in transit: messages travel over secure connections (HTTPS / WSS), so outsiders can’t read them on the network.
- Access controlled: only authenticated users can access their chats.
- Data minimization: we focus on what’s needed to deliver the service — not on building ad profiles.
- No selling your messages: your conversations are not sold to advertisers.
If you need formal security details (for compliance or enterprise reviews), we can provide a technical security summary.
Does SayToken “read” my chats?
The system processes messages to translate them. We don’t use your personal conversations to sell ads. The service is built to keep your content private and handled only for delivering the translation.
Do you share data with third parties?
We only use the minimum needed to provide the service (for example, translation processing and basic infrastructure). We do not sell your messages.
Clear answers, no technical jargon.