We want to be upfront about what this tool actually is, so there's no confusion about what you're getting when you use it.
It's a machine, not a person
Every translation you see on BhashaBadlo is generated automatically by an AI language model, with no human translator checking it before it reaches you. Machine translation has gotten genuinely good at everyday language, but it still stumbles on idioms, regional slang, technical jargon, and text where tone and context matter as much as the literal words. Treat every result as a strong first draft, not a final, certified answer.
Accuracy also varies by language, and it is worth knowing which way. Languages with a large amount of text published online — Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Urdu among them — are consistently dependable for ordinary sentences. Lower-resource languages, including Konkani, Maithili, Dogri, Sindhi and Kashmiri, are reliable for common everyday phrasing but noticeably weaker on specialised vocabulary and unusual constructions. Occasionally a translation into one of these can come back plainly wrong. If it matters, have a speaker read it.
When not to rely on it
Please don't use BhashaBadlo for anything where a mistranslation could cause real harm — legal documents, medical instructions, financial paperwork, immigration forms, or anything else where the exact wording genuinely matters. For those, a certified human translator isn't just the safer choice, it's the correct one.
Third-party providers
The AI language-model provider behind translation and Rewrite & Improve (currently Groq), the MyMemory fallback service, and any social platform you choose to connect (like X) are all separate services that operate under their own terms, availability, and accuracy standards. We integrate with them in good faith, but we don't control their uptime or the quality of what they return, and we're not responsible for either.
More detail on how the service works and what we do with your data lives in the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.