Output lacks project context.
Character voice, game terminology, or language rules are missing.
LAUNCHING FALL 2026 · EARLY DEMOS OPEN NOW
The teammate that knows your game
'I’m your Localization Agent, here to help with translation and QA. Tell me your goal, and watch me set the instructions and pull in the right context. Once you approve the kit, I can run it on any batch, be it a hundred strings or millions.'
LLMs are ready.
Your pipeline is the hard part.
Access to capable AI is no longer the main barrier. The challenge is providing context,
scaling it consistently, and seeing what it actually did, string by string.
scaling it consistently, and seeing what it actually did, string by string.
Scaling requires engineering.
Someone must build and maintain processing, configuration, and pipelines.
Overhead erodes the savings.
Preparing context, configuring runs, and post-editing wipe out the expected gains.
Problems surface too late.
Inconsistencies, language failures, or hallucinations go unnoticed until production.
Your project-specific AI harness
without complexity or loss of control
The Localization Agent executes translation and QA instructions using the right project context for each content item. Just tell it what you need, review the instructions it creates, and run them on the content in your view.
Game knowledge in every string
Assemble relevant terminology, translation memory, metadata, and project knowledge based on the content, language, and task, maintaining consistency across large batches.
Conversational setup
Describe the goal and requirements. The agent determines the approach and prepares the instructions without prompt design or technical configuration.
Transparent and under control
See and adjust the agent’s instructions, test them on a sample, and validate the results before processing the full batch.
More languages, faster releases, lower cost
60%
Lower cost vs standard translation methods*
No engineering dependency.
Localization teams set up and run workflows themselves.
Consistent quality at volume,
without manual context prep
Full visibility
into what the agent is doing at every step
*Measured during alpha piloting.
Watch it turn a request into a finished batch
1
Describe what you need
'We need Brazilian Portuguese for all quest and dialogue content.'
2
Review the instructions
The agent turns your request into a kit: the full set of instructions you can read and edit.
3
Context assembles itself
Glossary terms, TM matches, style rules, and project references get pulled into each string's prompt.
4
Test before you commit
Run a sample, check the output, and adjust. Catch bad instructions on 50 strings, not 40,000.
5
Run the batch
Process the full volume and push the output to your Grid, with AI-generated work tracked separately.
6
Reuse it every batch after
Next week's strings land and the same kit runs again. No setup, no re-prompting.
See the full run in 2 minutes
If you can describe it, the agent can run it
Translation with game-specific context
Character bios, glossaries, and tone-of-voice guides assembled into each prompt. Output that reflects the game’s identity, not a generic translation.
Language variant adaptation
European Spanish exists; Latin American Spanish is needed. The agent carries over what holds and adapts only what changes. A new variant at a fraction of a retranslation.
Cross-language LQA
All translations complete. The agent reads every version and flags where one language's meaning drifts from the others.
Post-edit documentation
Translators post-edited AI but never logged changes. The agent documents why each string changed, across all languages, in bulk.
Also: quality scoring, source text checks, terminology and style compliance, and anything else you can describe.
Launching Fall 2026.
See it before then.
Demo slots are open now. Tell us what you're trying to solve and we'll build the demo around it.
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