Multilingual delivery

A language is a first-class feature, not a plug-in

Six built-in languages. Unlimited custom ones. Translation, review, back-translation, and delivery β€” all in the same platform that runs the study.

Translation console β€” side-by-side EN and AR with review status
6
Built-in languages
RTL
Arabic + Hebrew supported
∞
Custom locales
3-state
Draft β†’ reviewed β†’ approved

In-platform translation console

  • Every question and option gets a dedicated translation row
  • Full surrounding context visible to the translator (no ambiguous "option 3")
  • Review state per language: draft β†’ reviewed β†’ approved
  • Only approved locales are visible to respondents by default
Translation console β€” context-aware string editor

Back-translation workflow

  • Request a back-translation for any language in one click
  • Side-by-side view with drift indicators for items that changed meaning
  • Useful for cross-cultural equivalence in research
  • Tracked separately from the primary translation so approval is explicit
Back-translation view β€” drift indicators between languages

Real RTL and non-Latin script support

  • Arabic, Hebrew, and other RTL languages render end-to-end
  • Layout, navigation, and reports all mirror correctly
  • Fonts tuned for Arabic, Chinese, and Latin scripts
  • Tested across native mobile and web
Survey preview β€” Arabic form with mirrored layout

Language-aware analysis

  • Every response carries the language it was captured in
  • Dashboards let you filter and slice by language
  • Sentiment analysis and AI insights respect the response language
  • Catch translation effects before they confound your results
Analytics β€” response distribution sliced by language

How it works

The typical flow from setup to output.

1

Add a language to your survey

Pick from 6 supported locales or add a custom one. An empty translation grid appears for every string.

2

Translate in-platform or import

Translators work inside the console with full context, or paste from a spreadsheet if you already have translations.

3

Review, approve, deliver

Reviewers mark entries approved. Respondents only ever see the approved state.

Adding a language shouldn't be a project

We'll walk you through the translation console, review workflow, and RTL rendering in a live demo.

Talk to our team