Gonthier said that security is an important feature of the app. Because you have to protect yourself from the big international companies who do not have this app,” he said. “That was the hardest part, not being able to share my idea until I had my patent in my hand. When asked about the most challenging part of his journey, Gonthier explained the difficulty of keeping quiet about his idea. So far I’ve received many good reviews from friends and other people who have tried out KWIM,” added Gonthier. There is even an option to send invites and add other people in the app. Of course for it to work, both people in the conversation should have KWIM installed.
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“All someone has to do to use KWIM is download it from Play Store, install it and fill in their number and language. The app currently has several features available such as messaging, audio video calling as well as an option to form groups. Gonthier is working on having the Creole language of Seychelles as one of the options on KWIM. (KWIM Solutions) Photo License: All Rights Reserved
He said he is working on having the Creole language of Seychelles, an archipelago in the western Indian Ocean, as one of the options and will be added in a more complete form later. KWIM has even started translating a bit of Seychellois Creole as well, the AI (artificial intelligence) is smart and it can adapt and learn.” Gonthier, who has already patented his app, said, “I was even using KWIM to speak to my teacher who speaks Swahili and he was receiving the messages in his language. During the pandemic, I took a break and came back to Seychelles and this is when I finalised the app.” “Students with different languages were having difficulty communicating and I wanted to solve that. Neil Gonthier, 26, said he got the idea when he was studying in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic.
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The app, called ‘ Know What I Mean’ or KWIM for short, can translate up to 60 languages and is available for download for both iPhone and Android users. ( Seychelles News Agency) - A Seychellois has launched a new translation messaging app and is working to add the Seychelles Creole language as an option.
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