Write in Arabic; your customer reads it in their language
Your page, cards and messages are translated automatically into more than one language, and you can correct any word. The visitor opens them in their phone’s language.
In our cities, more people passing your storefront read Urdu, Filipino or English than Arabic — and a menu or a service list written in one language politely closes the door on them. AurCard opens it: you write your page once in your language, it is translated automatically into the languages you choose, and it opens for the visitor in their phone’s language without them hunting for a button. Name, services, prices, descriptions, hours — all of it. If a translation is not to your liking, you correct it and it stays corrected. And when you message your customers, each one gets the message in their language if you wrote it in more than one.
How it works
- 1
Write in your language
Every field in the dashboard is written in one language — yours. No Arabic box beside an English box.
- 2
Choose the languages
From the language settings: a primary language, and extra languages added as an add-on when you need them. Translation happens in the background after every save.
- 3
Review what you want
The language button beside any field opens its translations; edit a word, or re-translate with one click after a big change.
Why it matters
Opens in the visitor’s language automatically
The phone states its language and the page responds — with a button to switch if they want. Right-to-left or left-to-right follows the language.
Messages too
Write the campaign in two or three languages, and each customer gets the version matching the language recorded in the directory.
A translation you review, not one that overrules you
What you corrected by hand the machine never rewrites. The term you want stays.
Common questions
How many languages can I add?
Your primary language plus one extra are included, and each language after that is a small add-on from the dashboard as you need it — you never pay for languages your customers do not read.
Is the translation accurate for business terms?
Very good for general descriptions, and may need a correction for a product name or a special term — which is why every translation is editable, and once is enough.
Automatic translation on every paid plan; extra languages as an add-on. See pricing
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