Per-pair engine benchmarking
No single engine wins every language pair. We measure on your content and route accordingly instead of trusting vendor claims.
Machine translation you can put in front of customers.
A negated warranty clause, a product name translated into a common noun, a formal register where the market expects informal. The usual fix is having a human read everything, which puts the cost back where it started.
Abdul Rehman
AI Engineer · leads this service
We pair engine output with an LLM post-edit pass against your terminology and tone, then score every segment so reviewers open only what actually needs judgment, and their corrections improve the routing.
Scoped per engagement. We start with whichever of these removes the biggest constraint first.
No single engine wins every language pair. We measure on your content and route accordingly instead of trusting vendor claims.
Product names, legal phrasing and register are applied as constraints on output, not as a style guide someone is asked to remember.
Every segment carries a confidence score so review effort concentrates where the risk actually is.
Corrections are captured as data and change future routing and scoring rather than disappearing into a document.
Tuning on your historical bilingual data so the output sounds like your company, not like a generic engine.
Bulk catalogue translation and live API translation share the same terminology and quality controls.
Typical shape for this service. Timings move with scope, the order does not.
Week 1
We run your real content through candidate engines and measure, rather than accepting a vendor's numbers.
Week 1–2
Terminology, tone and formatting rules are encoded and tested against known-hard examples.
Week 2–5
Quality estimation is tuned against your reviewers' real corrections until the ranking is trustworthy.
Ongoing
Pipeline, benchmark harness and review interface, documented and owned by you.
Chosen per engagement and biased toward what your team can maintain after we leave.
It is not a replacement for them. It changes what they spend time on: reviewing risky segments instead of re-typing correct ones.
Any pair the underlying engines cover. The value we add is routing, constraint and scoring, which is language-agnostic.
Yes. Self-hosted models are supported where confidentiality or residency rules it out of the cloud.
The most useful first message describes what someone on your team does by hand today and how often. That is enough for us to tell you whether it is worth building.