laurentsabbah

Hi guys!

With all the Star Wars buzz, we just added Wookie as a language you can translate your website to.

We even translated our own homepage to Wookie, check it out: https://www.bablic.com/wk

Thanks!

https://www.bablic.com - On site, Tel-Aviv

Product Manager - get in touch laurent@bablic.com

Hi guys,

Would really appreciate it if you can take a minute to test out https://www.Bablic.com - just enter any URL you'd like to translate (preferably your own website) and select the language you want to add.

You can then manually edit all of the elements you see (text, images, css, error msgs, forms, etc) just by right-clicking on them in the user-friendly, visual, editor.

Once you're happy with the results just click ACTIVATE NOW to get the one line of code which will translate your whole website.

Would really like to get some feedback from the community on the whole user experience.

I'll offer one month free on any of our paid plans to anyone from here who has any constructive feedback!

Thank you!

Found it! LittleBigDetails :)

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Unlike other localization solutions, Bablic lets you edit your site in real time through their editor.

Just enter your URL on the homepage, select the language you want to add and choose from machine or human translation.

You can then manually edit all of the elements a user sees on your site (text, images, css, forms, error msgs, etc) just by right-clicking on them in the user-friendly visual editor.

Bablic lets you translate any website within minutes, all by just adding one line of JS code onto your HEADER.

Just enter your URL into the homepage at Bablic.com - choose from machine or human translation.

You can then manually edit all elements (text, images, css) just by right-clicking on them through the user-friendly editor.

The Wordpress Plugin is finally out.

Been working on this localization startup after dealing with countless requests to translate websites for my freelance customers, it was always a tedious, complicated, expensive task that both myself and my customers hated.

Bablic was born.

Bablic lets you EASILY localize a website. Choose from machine translation or professional human translation right from our editor.

The cool thing about Bablic is it lets you manually edit components in real-time and see how it looks like on your site, in our editor.

You can manually edit text, replace images and best of all, edit CSS/style in order to make sure the look and feel of your website stays consistent in each and every language you choose to offer.

For example, some words in French are longer than in English and usually, with other companies, translating into French could break your website's layout due to that. With Bablic you can easily make a specific font smaller or adjust padding for the French language and have it fit just perfectly.

I'd appreciate if you guys can give it a try, it's right on our homepage, all you need to do is submit your URL and get instant access to the editor to start translating and playing with our tool.

Would love to hear some feedback from the community.

Thanks in advance!

What's new lol

I have an extremely hard time believing what's real and what isn't anymore in terms of photography.

All of the filters...

Weird, UberX hasn't left Montreal yet even though the city seized about 40 cars being used for UberX about a week ago and gave pretty hefty fines to the owners...

The beauty of psychology, behavior and game-mechanics!

I do, but it usually takes hours to get a reply back. With the chat feature, when you see someone online, you can get their skype immediately.

The live chat feature is a game-changer. We need things fast, tired of sending an inquiry and getting an answer a day later when I usually already settled my issue or found someone local ready to do it.

Regularly, was just browsing a cool Berlin 1945 and Berlin today website, everything was smooth until it made it to HN!

Right, almost nothing worth doing happens overnight! In terms of staff though, many do have staff that speak another language for example Spanish, yet they still don't offer Spanish as a language on their website.

Later on, when hiring staff, you can make it a requirement to be at least bilingual which a lot of European and Asian companies have started doing.

Right, there's always things to do at a startup, this can be up there with them and eventually I strongly believe it will become more of a necessity than a luxury.

It depends what kind of website you run, of course this doesn't apply to everyone....and you need to build your own strategy in terms of how it works and how it will work.

But if done properly, the potential is limitless and it's a cost-effective way of reaching new customers.

Right, there definitely are pros and cons, but you'll never know the power of translating your app to Spanish until you do so.

It's an investment like any other in business, but it can definitely pay off. And once you see some results, you'll be more open to adding even more languages.

I'm not sure if you spend money on marketing your app, but let's say your CPA in English is $15, you may find out that in Spanish it's $7.

Bablic also offers inexpensive translation compared to other ways of building a new website/backend and so on...one line of code and relatively cheap monthly plans.

Not sure why you say this is dead wrong? It just stresses that focusing on only language is leaving a lot of opportunity on the table.

Of course, make sure you have a business in your primary customers' language, I agree!

All I can say is try and get something with an SSD drive, makes a world of difference in terms of speed.

It gets press :)

Hopefully they don't end up on the streets in a few years...

I've lived in Montreal my whole life, left two months ago. The city is pathetic, their old laws are ruining it. There's no progress, it's sad to see.

Shocked this headline isn't a sponsored post on my FB newsfeed with an image of the world ending and link to somebogusnewssite dot com

Read my mind...

This has been on my mind ever since I read The World Is Flat by Thomas L. Friedman a while back, those days are gone.

Big news for the startup scene down there.

The world is changing...even here in Israel, without any debt, salaries for law school graduates are extremely low and it is very hard to land a job even at that, a real struggle. On another note, the hi-tech and startup jobs are extremely good, huge demand, good salaries.