How Lucy's Smart Follow-Ups Save Time Abroad

Beyond the Initial Translation

Translating a menu is step one. But you usually have questions. What is the difference between these two pasta dishes? Which one has less cream? Is the fish grilled or fried? What do locals recommend here?

Lucy's smart follow-up feature lets you ask these questions naturally, in plain English, right after translating.

What You Can Ask

• "What is ossobuco?" — Lucy explains the dish, its origin, and what it tastes like.

• "Which dish is the lightest?" — Lucy compares options and suggests lighter choices.

• "Does the risotto contain dairy?" — Lucy checks the typical recipe and warns about likely ingredients.

• "What would a local order here?" — Lucy recommends the most popular or best-value dishes based on the restaurant type.

• "How do I say 'no nuts' to the waiter?" — Lucy provides the phrase with pronunciation.

How It Works

After photographing a menu, Lucy keeps the context of that menu in memory. Your follow-up questions are answered in relation to the specific menu you just translated. This means precise, relevant answers, not generic information.

A Real Conversation

You photograph an Italian menu. Lucy translates it. You ask: "I'm allergic to shellfish — which dishes are safe?" Lucy highlights the safe options and flags the risky ones. You ask: "What is the chef's special?" Lucy explains it. You ask: "How do I say 'no cheese, please' in Italian?" Lucy tells you. All in seconds, all in context.