Built so your translations keep working

Most of these features follow from one design choice: translate before anyone visits, then serve finished static files.

Create an account How it works

Survives our outages

Published translations are static files on your own site and two independent CDNs. The page loader never needs our servers at visit time; if a copy is unreachable it tries the next, and falls back to your source language.

Built for search

A separate URL for each language with hreflang, so search engines can index every version.

You keep your translations

Export everything at any time. Already-published pages stay available after a lapse; new translating and publishing need an active plan.

Signed bundles

Every published manifest is signed, and the loader ignores one that does not verify. Details on the trust page.

Glossary and do-not-translate

Keep brand names and product terms the way you want them, and exclude parts of a page from machine translation.

Your own engine key

Use the included AI words, buy more, or connect your own translation-provider key and pay that provider directly.

Language selector

A small, accessible switcher that remembers a visitor's choice and works without blocking the page.

Teams and many sites

Invite teammates and reviewers. Every extra site costs 30% less than the first. See pricing.

WordPress, Shopify and any site

A WordPress plugin, a Shopify app and a one-line script for other sites. The script and the WordPress plugin are live now; the Shopify App Store listing and the public framework packages are to follow. See the platforms page to install on each.

See it

Screenshots from our demo environment. The stores, strings and numbers are made up.

Your sites, their languages and when they were last published.
The translation editor: edit any string, mark machine translations as reviewed, publish.
Usage: words used against the words your plan includes.
The language switcher on a sample page, in English.
The same page in Arabic: layout and text direction follow the language.