Publish in every language. And know at a glance what still needs translating.
Every page, form and picture description, in every language your site speaks, with its state beside it.
Every language, tracked. Up to date, out of date or missing.
Translations lists every page, form, picture description and piece of site text in each language, with its state. When the English changes, the translation is marked out of date, so nothing is forgotten.
Filter any list by what still needs a language
Copy the source words into a field to start from
Seer writes a first draft. You check it, then accept what you want.
Ask Seer to translate a page, or just the fields you choose. Its draft arrives as suggestions beside the words, and nothing changes until someone accepts them.
Use Seer, your own staff, or a translator you invite with a role that only changes words.
Each language at its own address. So search engines show the right one.
Each language has its own address, and every page tells search engines which other languages it is in.
A language goes live only when you publish it, so customers never see a page half translated.
Questions, answered.
Something else? hello@rotomic.ie
Yes. Irish is one of the languages a Webseer site can be written in, beside English or any other.
As many as your customers speak. Each one is tracked page by page.
No. Seer writes a draft as suggestions, and a person reads and accepts them.
For words that matter, a person who speaks the language should read them. Seer's draft gives them a head start.