Features

One tool, six jobs, no drift

Verb Atlas is not a machine-translation wrapper. It is a control layer over your terminology, tone and formatting — in every language you publish.

01

Locked glossary

Brand names, product names and technical terms pass through untranslated, or with one approved fixed rendering per language. Enforcement is automatic: a segment that breaks a locked term cannot reach approved state.

  • Per-language approved rendering, including transliteration
  • Candidate terms extracted from your existing site
  • Violations flagged in review, not after publish

02

Dialects and register

Formal for contracts, conversational for ads. Register is selectable per content type, and dialect variants sit alongside Modern Standard Arabic rather than replacing it.

  • Formal, neutral and casual registers
  • Gulf, Levantine and Egyptian Arabic variants
  • Register locked per project or per content type

03

RTL integrity checks

The failures that make an Arabic site look untrusted are mechanical, so we check them mechanically: mixed-direction text, broken punctuation, mangled numerals and Latin fragments left inside Arabic copy.

  • Punctuation and bracket mirroring
  • Numeral system consistency
  • Untranslated fragment detection

04

Translation memory

Every approved segment is stored and reused. One sentence never gets two translations, and repeat copy across site, app and campaigns stops costing you twice.

  • Segment-level reuse across projects
  • Reuse reported before you are billed
  • Memory export on request

05

Review workflow

Reviewers are assigned per language, and every segment carries an approval state. Nothing publishes on a machine pass alone unless you explicitly allow it.

  • Reviewers per language
  • Approval state per segment
  • Change history on every string

06

String-file support

For app and product localization, work directly on the files your engineers already ship: JSON, YAML, XLIFF and CSV, with keys preserved exactly.

  • JSON, YAML, XLIFF, CSV
  • Keys and placeholders preserved
  • Diff-only syncs on release

See it against your own copy

Book a demo and we will walk through your glossary, tone and publishing workflow with you.