A new translation app from Kagi Translate is turning corporate jargon into plain English, and vice versa. The feature allows users to convert basic thoughts into the buzzword-heavy language typical of LinkedIn, the professional networking site. It also works in reverse, decoding verbose LinkedIn updates into straightforward statements.
The app has gained popularity among users who want to fit in on LinkedIn, as well as those testing its limits with humorous inputs. For example, typing 'I pooped my pants' translates to 'Today I faced an unexpected challenge that pushed me out of my comfort zone and forced me to pivot in real-time.'
Similarly, a typical corporate update like 'Under our Corporate Strategy 2027, we have outlined our aim to drive growth through synergies across existing business segments' becomes 'Our plan basically boils down to hoping our different departments actually talk to each other so we can finally make some money.'
The tool also includes a Gen Z translator, though the company advises caution with that feature. The app aims to help users cut through corporate jargon, offering a humorous yet practical solution for navigating professional communication.
