July 1, 2026
Indexed June 28, 2026
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Disclosure Analysis

The app uses AI at runtime to translate on-screen text locally, with no cloud processing or content generation.

Where AI appears
Live AI feature
Content mentioned
Localization
Method disclosed
Translated
Evidence

Game Overlay Translator uses AI at runtime to translate the on-screen text

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AI Usage Disclosure

Game Overlay Translator uses AI at runtime to translate the on-screen text that the player chooses to capture from other games or apps. All processing runs locally on the player's own PC and works offline: on-screen text is recognized with an on-device OCR model (RapidOCR / ONNX Runtime) and translated with on-device neural machine translation models (FuguMT, Argos Translate) and, optionally, a locally-run LLM (Ollama / Qwen2.5, or NVIDIA Riva). No captured text, images, screenshots, or any other user data are sent to external or cloud AI services. The app does not accept free-form prompts and does not generate original or creative content — the AI only outputs a translation of the specific text the player captures. The source text belongs to the third-party games or apps the player runs. Guardrails: the tool translates only the text the player explicitly captures from their own screen; it cannot be prompted to produce anything else, and all inference is local/offline, so no content is generated on, or sent to, any external server.

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