Say it the same way, everywhere
Define your brand vocabulary once and it becomes a hard constraint on every AI request and every human edit. Preferred terms are surfaced while translating, protected names are never touched, and forbidden words are flagged before they ship.
Slogan: keep in English across all locales.
Use "Bag" / "Panier". Flag any use of "Cart".
Preferred over the deprecated "Wishlist".
Consistency without the policing
Terminology drift is the fastest way to look unprofessional in a new market. The glossary stops it automatically.
Do-not-translate
Brand names, product names and slogans stay exactly as written.
Forbidden-term QA
The wrong word is caught as it is typed, with the right one offered.
Shared everywhere
One glossary, every project, the same suggestions.
Guide the right choice in the moment
Preferred, forbidden and do-not-translate, enforced as people type rather than caught at review.
Mark terms as preferred, forbidden or do-not-translate. As translators work, TextSetu highlights matches and nudges them toward approved wording before anything reaches review.
- Preferred terms are suggested inline while translating.
- Forbidden terms are flagged with the approved alternative.
- Do-not-translate protects names and slogans automatically.
- Only the terms that appear in your English copy are applied to a request, so the model gets your vocabulary without a wall of unrelated rules.
Slogan: keep in English across all locales.
Use "Bag" / "Panier". Flag any use of "Cart".
Preferred over the deprecated "Wishlist".
Assign glossaries to the teams that need them
Shared and access-controlled, so the right vocabulary reaches the right projects.
Glossaries are shared and access-controlled, so the right vocabulary reaches the right projects. Reviewers spend less time correcting wording and more time shipping.
- Role-based access for who can edit terminology.
- Reused across projects so nothing is redefined twice.
- Fewer review cycles because issues are caught earlier.
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Translation memory
The other half of the AI's context: wording you already approved.
See how memory worksTranslation editor
Glossary hints appear inline for humans and in the prompt for the model.
See the editorApproval workflows
Catch whatever slipped past the glossary before it ships.
See how approvals workKeep every market on-brand
Set up your glossary once and let TextSetu enforce it everywhere. Free during early access.