Language coverage
62+ languages and variants, with native speakers assigned by market and content type.
Translation, localization and data services
Reach every market with data your teams can trust
We translate and localize into more than 50 languages, and we collect, label and transcribe the data product and research teams rely on. Native linguists, two review passes and a measured accuracy figure with every delivery.
- A written quote inside two working days
- A named point of contact for the whole project
- Accuracy sampled and reported with every delivery
- Languages covered
- 62+
- Service lines
- 6
- Review passes per batch
- 2
- Typical quote turnaround
- 48h
What we do
Six service lines, one standard of review. Pick one or combine them across a single project.
How a project runs
The same four stages whether the work is a single pilot or a standing weekly delivery.
- 01
Scope
We agree the data types, volume, languages and quality target, then write the project guideline together.
- 02
Pilot
A small paid batch proves the guideline works. You review real output before any volume is committed.
- 03
Production
Trained teams deliver on a weekly schedule, with every batch reviewed against the agreed standard.
- 04
Report
Each delivery carries sampled accuracy, reviewer agreement and notes on cases that need your decision.
Built around review, not volume
Most data problems trace back to an unclear instruction or a batch nobody checked. We write the guideline before work starts, review every batch twice and report the numbers with delivery, so you can see quality instead of taking it on trust.
- Signed consent recorded for every contributor
- Native speakers for each target language
- Second reviewer on every batch before it ships
- Work inside your tooling when data cannot leave it
What buyers can verify before work starts
Serious translation and data projects need proof of process before files are shared. These are the checks we put into the first scope.
Quality plan
Guidelines, calibration samples, two review passes and a scored report with every batch.
Secure handling
Signed agreements, limited access and the option to work inside your own tools when files cannot move.
Useful handover
Source notes, glossary, style guide, export format and review findings delivered with the final files.
Ways to work with us
Start small and scale, or bring us in for a fixed delivery. The review standard is the same either way.
Paid pilot
A small scoped batch with the guideline written together. You see real output and a quality score before committing volume.
Best for a first project or a new data type
Project delivery
A defined volume against a deadline, staffed with trained annotators or linguists and reported weekly.
Best for a launch, a dataset refresh or a market rollout
Dedicated team
A named team reserved for you month to month, working in your tooling and your terminology.
Best for continuous annotation or ongoing localization
- A written quote inside two working days
- A named point of contact for the whole project
- Accuracy sampled and reported with every delivery
- Confidentiality agreement signed before any file moves
Where we work
Industry detail- Healthcare and life sciences
- Retail and ecommerce
- Automotive and mobility
- Banking and insurance
- Media and entertainment
- Agriculture
Recent writing
Notes on curation, annotation quality, evaluation and the rules that govern data collection.
Data preparation
Why data curation decides whether a language dataset works
Filtering, de-duplication and balance do more for data quality than another round of tuning.
9 min read
Responsible data
How to reduce bias by changing what you collect
Bias is usually a sampling problem before it is an algorithm problem. Fix the collection plan first.
10 min read
Data strategy
Generated data: where it helps and where it quietly fails
Generated examples fill gaps in rare events and sensitive domains, but they cannot replace real collection.
9 min read
Tell us what you need translated or labelled
Send the languages, data type and rough volume. You get a scoped pilot and a written quote, usually within two working days.