Changelog
What changed in each version of AllSpeak AI. The app looks for new versions by itself and asks you before it installs one.
0.1.1
- A simple sign-in card when the app opens: email, Google, Discord or Steam, and one line for the terms. Right after it, you can enter your beta code.
- Closing the window keeps AllSpeak AI running in the system tray; right-click the tray icon to start or stop translating, pick the reply language, show the translation box or quit.
- Ctrl+Alt+C offers the languages that matter: English, Russian, Chinese and Spanish, plus any language someone wrote in your match.
- Hero names: all 127 heroes are known now, including Clinkz, Tiny, Lich and Largo, with Chinese nicknames such as 小骷髅 (Clinkz, not Wraith King) and Russian slang. This part works in every version already.
- The language menus on the home page are readable again, and the account page is shorter.
0.1.0
- First closed beta, for Dota 2: AllSpeak AI reads team and all chat on your screen and translates it into your language, in a box over the game.
- Write in your language and send it in your teammates' language (Ctrl+Alt+C), or turn what you typed in the game's chat box into theirs (Ctrl+Alt+Enter).
- 17 languages for the app and the translations; the installer speaks 16 of them.
- The app updates itself: when a new version is out, it asks you to install it.
- Something wrong? Settings → Advanced → Export diagnostics saves a report to send us (no chat text, no player names).