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Written once, read in their language

Write once. Read in their language.

Write your deck once. Readers open the same link in any of 10 languages and can switch at any time. You review and approve an AI translation draft for each language.

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The Atlas Freight partnership proposal changing language in turn: English, then Turkish. Under the page, a language menu lists English and Turkish with the current one highlighted, so the reader can switch at any time. Eight more languages are ready to add.

One link, every language

Send one link to every market. Each reader opens the deck in a language you offer, and a language menu on the page lets them switch whenever they like.

  • One link for every language
  • Readers switch at any time
  • Untranslated parts stay in the original language
One shared link reaching two readers. Reader 1 reads in English. Reader 2 switched to Turkish from the language menu.

You approve every version

Every version, approved by you.

Decktrace drafts each language with AI translation and marks it as a draft. You check it beside the source, change what needs a human touch and approve it. The draft label stays until you do.

The Turkish version of the Atlas Freight partnership proposal in review, with the English source beside it. The title and the subtitle are reviewed, the line about the pilot on the Baltic route was edited by the owner, and the last line about weekly departures is still an AI draft. Once that line is reviewed, the owner approves the Turkish version.

When the source changes

Change the original. See what is out of date.

When you edit a page in the original, Decktrace marks the same page in each approved translation as out of date. Pages you did not touch stay approved, so you know exactly where to look.

  • Changed pages marked out of date
  • Untouched pages stay approved
  • Review the change, then approve again
The pilot start on page 4 of the English original changed from March 2027 to April 2027. In a grid of six pages and the Turkish translation, page 4 is now marked out of date in Turkish, while every other page stays approved.

One report across languages

Every language, one report.

Readers in different countries land in the same report for the same deck. Each reader's reading language is kept with their visit, so you can see how each version is read, page by page.

  • One report for every language
  • Reading language kept with each reader
  • Time on each page, by language
A reading report for the Atlas Freight partnership proposal with seven readers in two languages: four in English and three in Turkish. Time on each of the six pages is split by reading language, and the Route page is read longest.

Your terms stay yours

Your names and terms, kept the same.Coming soon

A glossary is coming soon. Add brand names, product names and key terms once, and every translation will follow it, so Atlas Freight stays Atlas Freight and each term reads the same way on every page.

  • Names that are never translated
  • One approved term for each language
  • Applied to every new draft
A glossary, coming soon, with three entries. Atlas Freight and Juniper stay as they are in every language. Baltic route has one approved Turkish term, Baltık rotası. Below it, a Turkish sentence from page 3 uses all three terms as set.

Also in every translation

The details that make it read like yours.

A good translation is more than the words. You can edit any line, preview each language and keep questions in context.

  • Languages

    Choose your languages.

    10 languages, each approved by you.

  • Editing

    Edit any line yourself.

    Change a word in a translation without touching the original.

  • Original language

    Nothing is left blank.

    Parts you have not translated show in the original language.

  • Switching

    Readers can switch.

    A language menu on the page lets readers switch at any time.

  • Preview

    Preview as your reader.

    Open any language exactly as your reader will see it.

  • Questions

    Questions keep context.

    Each question keeps its page, version and language.

How it connects

Works with the rest of Decktrace.

Questions

Translation, answered.

10 languages: English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch and Japanese.

Decktrace prepares an AI translation draft of each language and marks it as a draft until you approve it. You review it beside the original and change anything you like. You approve every version.

Yes, at any time, from the language menu on the page. They can choose any language you have approved, and one link serves every language.

Anything that is not translated shows in the original language. That includes pages you bring in from a PDF, which stay exactly as they are. Rebuilding pages as editable web pages is coming soon.

No. A reader's location is not used to choose a language. Readers pick their language from the menu on the page.

Send a deck that reads the room.

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