A messenger with the lot
Queso brings every chat into one app and translates as you go — then piles on the business, voice and productivity tools no other messenger bothers with. Here's everything, sliced and ready.
The bit that feels like magic
Incoming messages, already in your language
Queso translates every message into your language the moment it arrives. A small globe marks anything that was translated — tap any bubble to flip to the original.
- Free on-device translation (nothing leaves your iPhone).
- AI translation for idioms, nuance and long messages.
- Automatic, one-time language detection per conversation.
Your replies go out in their language
Type the way you always do. Queso shows the translation as you type and sends your reply in the conversation's language. You see exactly what will be sent, first.
- Preview every outgoing translation.
- Captions on photos and files translate too.
- Switch a conversation's language any time.
AI replies, written for you
Tell Queso the gist, pick a tone, and it drafts the whole reply — then sends it translated into their language. Brie-lliant when you're buried in messages.
- Quick intents or your own instruction.
- Professional or casual tone.
- Always editable before it sends.
Voice notes, transcribed and translated
Turn any voice note into clean text in your language with a single tap — on WhatsApp, Telegram or Queso. Read it when listening isn't an option.
- Transcribe and translate in one step.
- "Show original" reveals the untranslated transcription.
- Keep the original audio to play any time.
The features you won't find anywhere else
Multiple WhatsApp & Telegram accounts
Link several numbers of each — work and personal — and run them all from one inbox, switching in a tap. Unread badges keep everything straight, and your private Queso Network account is always on.
- Many accounts of each network (Pro).
- One tidy, labelled inbox.
- Connections run on your device — see Security.
Order forms
Send customers a structured form — product, size, colour, quantity, delivery date, with a photo — and get a clean, unambiguous order back. No more decoding a dozen messages. Grate for taking orders.
- Choice, number, date and text fields.
- Attach a product photo.
- Responses come back structured.
Direct Transfer — any file, any size
Send the full-resolution master, the raw footage, the entire project — no compression, no quality loss, no file-size limit. It streams directly, end-to-end encrypted, with live progress you can pick up right where it left off.
- No size cap. 18 GB? No problem.
- Zero compression — pixel-perfect, bit-for-bit.
- Resumable, with live progress.
Approvals, checklists & events
Because Queso defines its own message types, they're interactive and reliable on every device. Request a sign-off, run a shared checklist the team ticks off together, or schedule an event and collect RSVPs.
- Approvals — request & track sign-offs.
- Checklists — shared, live, ticked by anyone.
- Events — with Going / Maybe / Can't RSVPs.
@handles instead of phone numbers
On the Queso Network, people connect with a username — not a personal mobile. Share a handle, a QR code or a link and you're connected, no number handed out.
- No phone number or email required.
- One memorable @handle per person.
- Verify with safety numbers.
Tools that treat your chats like work
Because for a lot of people, they are.
Send later & saved replies
Write now, send at the right moment. Keep a library of saved replies for the questions you answer a hundred times a week and drop them in with a tap.
- Schedule messages for later.
- Reusable canned responses.
- Scheduled messages still get translated.
An inbox that stays tidy
Pin what matters, sort everything into labels, and keep first-contact messages in a separate requests inbox until you're ready.
- Pin chats and individual messages.
- Labels & folders — Business, Personal, Prospects, your own.
- Remind me to reply — snooze a chat, get nudged later.
- Hold read receipts per contact — read when you're ready.
- Note to Self — a private, local-only scratchpad.
All the essentials, done properly
Everything you'd expect from a modern messenger is here too — it just isn't the headline.