Nok · Thai
Are you arriving on Saturday?
Original: Thai
คุณจะมาถึงวันเสาร์หรือไม่
Star Universal Communicator
Write in your language. They read in theirs.
Join with a code. No app. No sign-up for guests.
Up to 8 people. Works in your phone's browser.
Photo: friends from Thailand, China and France at one café table, each reading their own phonePlaceholder — real photo: TO-0102
Example · you read in English5 of 8 people here
Every message shows the sender's own words, too.
How it works
- The host starts a chat and gets a code for each guest.
- The guest opens
beta15.stuc.prythaea.com/joinand types the code. - Everyone writes or speaks in their own language. Everyone reads in theirs.
Features
Your language, both ways
You never switch languages. Not to write, not to read.
Up to 8 people
Family, a tour group, a shop and its customers.
No phone number
Guests share only a name. No number, no account.
The original is always there
See exactly what was written, under every translation.
Made for Asian and European languages
Indonesian, Vietnamese, Korean, French, English.
Your Galaxy Number
Not a phone number. Give it out instead of your phone. Calling by number is coming.
Is this invite real?
A real STUC invite is just an address and a code, like:
beta15.stuc.prythaea.com/joinK7M-4QX
We never ask for a password, money, or your phone number to join.
What the host sends you
Join my STUC chat: https://beta15.stuc.prythaea.com/join
Your code: K7M-4QX
Your code: K7M-4QX
What we keep, and what we don't promise.
- Your messages are kept only while the chat is open. When the host ends the chat, the messages and their translations are deleted.
- A chat with no new messages for 30 days is ended and deleted automatically.
- To translate, we send each message to an AI translation service (today: Google's Gemini model, through OpenRouter). It sees the text, not your name.
- Your messages are never used to pick ads. Ads are chosen only by the languages in the chat.
- We do not offer end-to-end encryption. Our server must read a message to translate it. Do not use STUC for passwords, bank details or medical secrets.
Who it's for
- Families in different countriesPhoto: a grandmother in Hanoi on a video call with her grandson in ParisPlaceholder — real photo: TO-0102
- Travellers and tour groupsPhoto: a tour guide and a Thai family, each reading their own phonePlaceholder — real photo: TO-0102
- Small businesses with foreign customersPhoto: a shop owner and a Russian tourist at the counterPlaceholder — real photo: TO-0102
- People meeting onlinePhoto: two new friends in Bangkok and Lyon chatting on their phonesPlaceholder — real photo: TO-0102