Your whole site multilingual,
without months of translating
AI translates your content in your own tone of voice, right inside your CMS. All you do is review. We build this into Statamic, Filament, Nova or whatever system you use.
Translation is no longer copy work
For years a multilingual website meant: have every page translated separately, wait for the translation agency and then transfer everything by hand. There is a better way. We build translation features straight into your admin panel: one click and your page is there in English, German or French, in your writing style. Your editor reviews and publishes.
Translate where you work
No separate translation tool on the side, but translation built into your own system.
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In your CMS
A translate button right inside Statamic or WordPress: translate the page, review, publish.
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In Filament or Nova
Translate products, categories and texts in your admin panel, field by field or in bulk.
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In your tone of voice
The model gets your style rules and terminology. Technical terms stay put, the tone stays yours.
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Kept up to date
Change the source text? The system flags which translations are out of date.
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Existing content in bulk
Hundreds of products or pages translated in one go, with an editorial round afterwards.
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You stay in control
Nothing goes live automatically. Every translation is a draft until your editor approves it.
We have built multilingual for years
Multilingual is standard in our projects. For Desaer we built a B2B store in four languages (NL/DE/FR/EN), for Bordoni a fabric print configurator in Dutch, English, French and Italian. This very website runs multilingual on Statamic as well.
We know the technology underneath inside out: Statamic multisite, Spatie Translatable in Laravel and translation APIs from Anthropic, OpenAI and DeepL. Which route fits depends on your content and your budget. We advise honestly about that.
Frequently asked questions about automated translations
For most web content it is, certainly with your style rules as input. We always recommend an editorial round: the AI does 95 percent of the work, your editor the final 5 percent.
The AI costs themselves are low, often a few euros for an entire site. The investment is in building the translation feature into your CMS. That is a one-off; after that you translate without limits.
With Laravel and Statamic sites almost always. With other systems we check whether we can connect to the database or through an API. We assess your situation free of obligation.
Yes. We give the model a glossary of terms that must not be translated, or that have one fixed translation.