Why this exists
Word-for-word translation of Bangla produces text that reads like a foreign language wearing a Bangla disguise.
Bangla embeds relationship into verb form — আপনি, তুমি, তুই aren't just pronouns. Swapping them mid-text violates the social contract of the sentence.
A literal translation of a grief letter often reads as bureaucratic. The emotional arc must be reconstructed, not just mapped word-by-word.
Terms carrying religious, regional, or idiomatic weight in English may need full replacement — not transliteration — to land correctly in Bangla.
How it works
Four steps. Not one prompt.
Each step has a single job. No step produces output it hasn't validated against the previous step's findings.
→ Jobs run asynchronously. Progress streams live in the workspace via SSE.
Precision controls
Every dimension of Bangla voice, in your hands.
Configure per-job, or lock defaults into a voice profile you reuse across every translation.
The register of the output prose.
Embedded in every verb conjugation and pronoun choice.
Shapes word selection within the chosen style.
Persistent identity and terminology control.
The difference
Same source. Different understanding.
আমি আশা করি এই চিঠি আপনাকে ভালো স্বাস্থ্যে পাবে। আমি লিখছি আমার আন্তরিক কৃতজ্ঞতা প্রকাশ করতে আপনার দয়ার জন্য যা আপনি আমার সবচেয়ে কঠিন সময়ে দেখিয়েছিলেন।
✕Structure transferred. Meaning wasn't.
Ready when the words matter.
Paste your source, set your voice, watch the pipeline run.
Open the workspace