The QA report comes with every translation: how many lines were translated, how many the editor and harmonization fixed, how many you changed, what each check found, and the risks worth knowing before you publish. Run the checks again after your own edits, or a reviewer's, and the report is brought up to date.
QA report
What each pass changed, what the checks found, and what still needs a human look.
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- Any other languageTranslations into other languages too, starting from neutral conventions you set in the style bible.
- Automated checksChecks on every line, with no AI: what's missing, what moved and what changed that shouldn't.
- Compare AI modelsTry the studio's AI models on the first lines of your book, then pick the one that translates it.
- Glossary and series memoryNames and terms you settle once, carried from book to book so a series reads the same in every language.
- HarmonizationNames, terms and repeated lines made consistent across the whole book.
- Independent editor passA second pass that checks every translated line against your original.
- Parallel translationYour book in another language, translated line by line from your own manuscript, in stages you approve.
- Partial re-translationTranslate one line, a section, or only what changed, again, without touching the rest.
- Price previewThe price of every translation, shown before anything runs.
- Production languagesLanguages the studio typesets in full: their typography and conventions are built in.
- Side-by-side editorYour original and the translation, line by line: fix any line, and lock the ones that are final.
- Style bibleOne brief for every translator and editor of an edition: names, terms, register and typography.
- Voice referenceThe first chapters, translated first, for you to approve as the voice of the rest.
- Your own AI keyRun translations on your own AI account: your provider bills you for the model, and the studio charges only its fee.
- Your own reviewerInvite your own reviewer by a private link: they fix lines next to the original and sign the translation off.
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