Our pitch is that you should not have to sit in a CAT tool to get a translation. The obvious objection follows immediately: then how do I check the work?
Every job opens in a browser review editor. Nothing to install, no license, no project setup. Invisible workflow does not mean opaque — it means the inspection is there when you want it, instead of being the price of admission.
A diff, not a wall of segments
The editor shows a word-level diff against the file you uploaded: changed words highlighted, with a real percentage of change per segment. A reviewer can sort by how much actually moved and read the twelve segments that matter instead of scrolling through four thousand that did not.
Cross-file consistency in one click
In a batch, the same source sentence used to come back translated two or three different ways across different files — and the only defense was a human noticing. A consistency pass now flags every span with divergent targets across the whole batch and unifies them in one click, with inline tags left untouched.
Help for the languages you do not read
- Per-segment back-translation — see what the target actually says, in your language, before you approve it.
- Ask AI to review a specific segment, with the reasoning shown.
- Per-segment autofix and spellcheck for the mechanical corrections.
- Glossary and forbidden-term flags shown inline, where the decision is being made.
A gate before delivery
Turn on hold for review and nothing reaches the client until a reviewer approves. The final file is then regenerated from the approved edits — not patched afterwards — so what ships is exactly what was signed off.
And every correction feeds your organization's Golden TM, which means the review you do today is the review you do not repeat next month.
Built for the batch, not the demo
A real batch is fifty files and sixty thousand words in a single review. The editor renders a window of that at a time so the browser stays responsive — while bulk actions still operate over the entire filtered set, not just the rows you can see. That distinction sounds like a detail until you approve 1,586 segments and discover it applied to 150.
Want this in your workflow? Try Fily with one file — no card, no demo form.