Add KrubKa to a group
- Add KrubKa as a friend on LINE: @858tccji.
- Open the group, tap Menu (☰) → Invite, select KrubKa and tap Next.
- KrubKa says hello with a “Connect this chat” button. Tap it, and connect your LINE account in the KrubKa app, so the group runs on your allowance.
- That's it. Everyone keeps chatting normally.
How the translation works
- English messages get a Thai translation and Thai messages get an English one — automatically, no commands needed.
- Each translation quotes the message it translates, so it's clear who said what.
- Filler like “ok”, “thanks”, “555” or emoji-only messages isn't translated and doesn't use up any translations.
- Photos and voice messages in groups aren't translated.
Commands
| Type in the chat | What it does |
|---|---|
| /pause | Stop translating in this group |
| /resume | Start translating again |
| /connect | Show the “Connect this chat” button again — for example after the free trial runs out |
| /krub or /ka | Set your own polite Thai ending (ครับ or ค่ะ) |
Who pays in a group
A group where nobody has connected KrubKa yet gets a one-time trial of 10 translations. After that the group runs on a connected member's free allowance — 50 translations a month, shared with their own chats — or, if a member has KrubKa Unlimited, the whole group is covered under fair use. Nobody else in the group needs an account.
Questions
What about a chat with just one person?
Invite KrubKa into that chat the same way. LINE turns it into a shared conversation for the three of you — no group needed.
Does everyone in the group need the app?
No. One member connecting KrubKa is enough; everyone else just uses LINE.
It stopped translating — why?
Either someone typed /pause (type /resume), or the group's free translations ran out. Type /connect, tap the button and connect your account in the KrubKa app — or upgrade to Unlimited to cover the group.
Does it work in big groups?
Yes, the same way. Busy groups are best covered by a member with Unlimited.
Can it translate other languages in the group?
No. KrubKa does English ↔ Thai only, by design.