Translate, dictate and ask —
inside the page you are on.
Every block stays what it is: a translation replaces the words and nothing else. Dictation lands in the block the cursor is in, and Ask answers with real to-dos.
14 days free · macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon
Up to date with build 73 · 21 September 2026
Only the words change
Jarq reads the blocks Notion put on the clipboard, sends the words to be translated, and writes the same blocks back.
- Headings
- Toggle headings
- Callouts
- Columns
- To-dos
- Nested lists
- Text colours
- Underline
- Bold, italic, strikethrough
- Inline code
- Links
- Dates
- Mentions
Two keys, not seven steps and a rebuild
Through a translator tab
With Jarq
Speak a block instead of typing it
Put the cursor where the words belong, hold ⌥Space, say the sentence, let go. It arrives punctuated and capitalised, in the block you were in — a to-do stays a to-do.
Ask for a list, get a list
Write what you want in a block, select it and press Ask. The answer takes its place as real Notion blocks — to-dos you can tick, not a paragraph with dashes in it.
Two more things that work on a page
Fix it without flattening it
Fix, Short, Formal and the buttons you write yourself keep the blocks and the styles the same way a translation does.
Read a page you cannot edit
Shared with you as read-only? Point at the paragraph and press ⌥T: the translation appears beside the pointer and the page is not touched. More on pointing.
Before you try it here
Can I select across several blocks?
How much can I translate at once?
Does it need Notion AI, or access to my workspace?
Where does the text go?
What happens to my clipboard?
Try it on your own page
One file, dragged into Applications. It sits in the menu bar and answers a key wherever you are already typing.
macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon