
United Kingdom · Consumer electronics startup
Mymanu® is a British consumer electronics company founded in 2014 by engineer Danny Manu.
Funding reportedLast round: Grant
Mymanu® is a British consumer electronics company founded in 2014 by engineer Danny Manu.
Based in Manchester, England, the company specializes in designing and manufacturing smart audio devices that incorporate real-time language translation technology. Mymanu aims to enhance global communication by removing language barriers through innovative audio solutions. The company's flagship product, the Mymanu CLIK, is recognized as the world's first truly smart wireless earbuds with live voice translation capabilities, supporting over 37 languages offline. Mymanu also offers open-ear communication devices, waterproof Bluetooth speakers, and Bluetooth audio accessories that enhance compatibility for various audio devices. Their MyJuno app complements these products by facilitating speech-to-text and text-to-speech conversions, enriching the translation experience. Mymanu primarily serves the B2C market, targeting travelers, business professionals, humanitarian organizations, and music enthusiasts who seek high-quality audio and translation solutions. Their technology fosters connections across languages and cultures, allowing users to celebrate and create new experiences together.
Funding, as reported
From Mymanu's own website: 1 founder, 3 on the team.
What they build
Known for
hardwaremobile appsmultilingual supportconsumerswaterproof speakersimmersive audiodistributionesim connectivitywireless earphonesreal-time translationinformation technology & servicessmart ai algorithmselectromedicaltravel communicationtext-to-speechbluetooth 5.4
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