Kuli Kuli - Travel Translator

Name: Kuli Kuli - Travel Translator
Rating: 4.5 (209 reviews)
Author: If Tech

By: If Tech

Made for global travelers.

Features & Capabilities

Kuli Kuli: Trusted Travel Translator is an AI-powered tool for global travelers. It excels at translating menus—including handwritten ones—so you can order with confidence. It also decodes allergy information, product labels, receipts, fortune slips, and more, with visual references to show you exactly what you’re looking at.

Perfect for travelers exploring new cuisines, people with dietary restrictions, beauty product shoppers, and curious adventurers, Kuli Kuli breaks language barriers across menus, cosmetics, snacks, and local culture—helping you immerse yourself in your destination with ease.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

If Tech

Rating:

4.50

(209) 6 new ratings

Version:

1.3.7 Last updated: 2026-06-02

Version code:

886375255

Creation date:

2023-09-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

42.17MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 113,550 ▲ 1,383

Other rankings

#99 in translations keyword 77 ▼ 12

For Developers

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Developed by:

If Tech

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kuli-kuli-travel-translator/id6458146511

User Reviews

I recently used this app in Japan after running into a couple who recommended it. Honestly, this app has been a game changer. I used it on countless occasions: historical signs only in Japanese and many appliances also in only Japanese. It works insanely quick and gives you not only an accurate translation of several lines or buttons but will often times give background information. I will definitely be using this app in other countries!

by To*****, 2026-06-01

I tried this app multiple times over my 2-week trip to Tokyo U.S. g it on printed and handwritten Japanese and it didn’t work. I ended up using Google Translate instead.