🎒 Education

Talk to your child's school, even if you don't speak the language

Parent-teacher meetings, absences, bus changes, extra help in reading — the calls that decide how your child's year goes. Write to Melanie in your language; the school hears fluent, polite French, English or whatever the office speaks.

You write in Spanish. They hear fluent French.

Montreal ReceptionReady
Message Melanie…
Spanish → French · École primaire Saint-Laurent, Montréal
Schools & teachers

Three calls people make on day one

Parent-teacher conferences

Book the meeting, ask how your child is really doing, and follow up on what the teacher said last term — without needing a relative to translate for you.

“¿Cómo va mi hija en matemáticas?”

The school office

Report an absence, change a pickup time, fix a bus route, hand in a missing form. Two-minute calls that stop being a two-day problem.

“Il faut changer l'heure de sortie de mon fils”

Special services & extra help

Ask for a reading assessment, tutoring, or an accommodation — and get the answer in writing, in your language, so nothing is lost.

“My child needs extra reading help”

How the call runs

01

Write what you want to say

In your language, the way you would actually say it. No perfect grammar, no script, no translation app in the other hand.

02

Melanie dials and speaks

A natural voice in their language — not a robot reading a translation. Melanie introduces itself as calling on your behalf.

03

You follow the call live

Every sentence comes back to you as text in your language, roughly a second after it is spoken. Send a new line any time and Melanie says it.

04

You keep the outcome

Dates, names, file numbers and next steps, written down in your language, with the full bilingual transcript attached.

Good to know

Does the school know they are talking to an AI?

Melanie introduces itself as calling on your behalf. It never pretends to be you, and it never invents facts — if the office asks something you have not told Melanie, it politely holds the line and asks you.

Can I stay on the line and listen?

Yes. You hear the live call while reading the translation of every sentence, and you can send a new instruction at any moment.