Source intent → reviewed public copy

Say it clearly.
Keep it yours.

Draft multilingual visitor information with AI, review every word, then publish dependable copy for QR pages, menus, signs, and guides.

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  • Source preserved
  • Human approved
  • Trusted generation
One dependable loop

From meaning to approved language.

AI helps with the first draft. People remain responsible for the words that go public.

  1. 01

    Write the intent

    Keep the original source, context, and purpose together.

  2. 02

    Draft with context

    Use language, locale, glossary, and style—not a generic word swap.

  3. 03

    Review, then publish

    Provenance and approval stay visible before important copy ships.

First dialect proof

Swiss German is not just “German”.

Sproochli treats dialect as authored language. Interlaken Essen’s Berner Oberland profile carries its own locale, tone, and approved glossary instead of falling back to standard German.

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ProfileBerner Oberland
Languagegsw-CH
Review state Approved
Public runtimeNo live generation
Where it works

Useful language at the point of need.

Solutions

Solutions across FireUX

FireUX, Misebox and Werkbox in one catalogue.

Multilingual QR page generator

Create one public QR page where visitors can choose the language they need.
/solutions/multilingual-qr-page-generator

Guest instructions translator

Translate check-in, Wi-Fi, rules, access, and stay instructions for guests.
/solutions/guest-instructions-translator

House rules translator

Translate house rules and venue rules so guests understand expectations clearly.
/solutions/house-rules-translator

Rental instructions translator

Translate rental instructions for bikes, rooms, equipment, vehicles, or shared facilities.
/solutions/rental-instructions-translator
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Small pages. Many languages.

Make the next thing people scan worth understanding.

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