Explicit target support
Choose from a reviewed name catalog, then validate the selected target against the deployment capability snapshot at request time.
Translation
A bilingual draft that remembers where it came from.
Translate a pinned transcript in resumable chunks, compare source and target side by side, and export with timing provenance intact.
Translation contract
- Source
- Pinned revision
- Recovery
- Chunk retry
- Timing
- Marked estimates
Bilingual review
Read source and translation together while preserving speaker and segment structure for comparison.
Revision-aware export
Export translated and bilingual artifacts from a pinned source revision rather than whichever draft happens to be newest.
Translation workflow
Source revision, recoverable work, deliberate review.
- 01
Pin the source
Freeze the source revision and validate the requested target against current deployment support.
- 02
Translate in recoverable pieces
Translate bounded chunks with their speaker and time context, committing each successful result durably.
- 03
Review and deliver
Compare both languages, review estimated timing, and export the selected revision and format.
A language catalog is not a support promise
The reviewed language directory helps people find a language by name. Actual target support comes from the evaluated deployment snapshot and can be narrower.
- Every translation records the source transcript revision; later edits make the older output visibly stale.
- Failed chunks can be retried without recomputing successful chunks.
- When translated word timing is estimated, the text is distributed inside source segment ranges and must not be described as acoustic alignment.
- Names, idioms, domain terms, and high-stakes material require a qualified human reviewer.
Translate the meaning, keep the provenance.
Create an account after the private trial to translate a saved transcript and keep its source revision attached.
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