Read every open-ended answer, whatever language it came in
Thousands of free-text responses and reviews translated into one working language, so your team can actually analyse them. Scores, IDs and dates stay exactly as they were collected.
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From raw responses to one readable language in 3 steps
One file, many source languages, a single language out.
1. Upload your export
CSV or Excel from Typeform, Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, Google Forms, Trustpilot or your review platform. Mixed source languages in one file are fine.
Upload an export →2. Say what matters for analysis
Keep it literal rather than polished, preserve the tone of a complaint, hold product names as they are. Verbatim answers are evidence, and they should read like it.
Write your instructions →3. Analyse the whole dataset
Same rows, same IDs, same scores, with a readable translation alongside. Ready for your analysis tool or your spreadsheet.
Export result →Quantitative data is never touched
Ratings, NPS scores, respondent IDs, timestamps and segment codes are read for context and returned unchanged. Only the free-text answers are translated, which is the only part that was ever unreadable.
Built for research and CX teams
Faithful, not flattering
Ask for a literal register and you get one. A translated complaint that reads as mild feedback is a research error, not a style choice.
Many source languages, one output
A single file can hold answers in a dozen languages. They all arrive in the one language your team works in.
Rows stay aligned
Every translated answer stays on the row it came from, so it is still tied to its score, its segment and its date.
Whole studies at once
Thousands of verbatims in one job, instead of the sampling teams fall back on when translation is the bottleneck.