Cellictica Ltd
Konalantie 47 A
Helsinki
Finland
390 FI
Tel: +358 405 963304
kimmo@cellictica.com
www.cellictica.com
Overview
Cellictica is the technology leader in providing language translation tools for mobile users. Cellictica's recently launched Trippo
is the worlds first mobile realtime translation solution and will make life easy for people travelling abroad.
About Us
Cellictica is a privately owned Finnish company which started its operations in September 2007. Since then Cellictica has
created its first products and secured important partnerships with companies like Nokia and major mobile operators.
People
Cellictica core team consists of entrepreneurs from different fields. We have worked in management positions in companies
like Nokia, Nuance Communications, Profil-Bau Consulting. Our shared passion is to remove language barriers.
Typical Customers
People who need to travel, both for work as well as vacation. Expatriates.
Technology
Mobile technologies including client server architectures.
Products Description Key Features
Trippo™ Mobile translation service Translates any given sentences and speaks them
out with clear pronunciation. Offered as a service.
Mobile solutions Custom made solutions which utilize mobile Any kind of application seen in the web can be
handsets made mobile. We can create a solution suitable
for your specific needs.
Service & Support
Customers & Testimonials
Nokia, Download! Catalog includes Trippo, i.e millions of recent Nokia handset owners can discover Trippo in their handset.
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