Say it the way your customers say it.

76 in 100 online shoppers prefer to buy from sites in their own language, and 40 in 100 will not buy from sites in another language.”

CSA Research, Can't Read, Won't Buy

8,709 consumers in 29 countries. It measures shoppers, not staff.

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24 languages

From Spanish, French, Hindi and Japanese to the Nigerian languages most tools skip.

A voice for each step

23 of the 24 can speak. Zulu is text only.

Nigerian languages, first class

Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa sit in their own group in the list, each with a voice.

One link, many languages

The viewer picks a language on the first screen.

24 languages, 23 of them with a voice. The viewer picks one on the first screen.

Most used

  • English
  • SpanishEspañol
  • FrenchFrançais
  • PortuguesePortuguês
  • GermanDeutsch
  • ItalianItaliano
  • DutchNederlands
  • Arabicالعربية
  • Hindiहिन्दी
  • IndonesianBahasa Indonesia
  • Japanese日本語
  • Korean한국어
  • Chinese (Simplified)简体中文
  • RussianРусский
  • TurkishTürkçe
  • VietnameseTiếng Việt
  • PolishPolski

Nigerian languages

Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa, the languages most tools skip.

  • Nigerian PidginNaijá
  • YorubaYorùbá
  • Igbo
  • Hausa

More African languages

  • SwahiliKiswahili
  • Amharicአማርኛ
  • ZuluisiZulutext only

Nigerian languages

Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa: the languages other tools skip.

StepLoom works in 24 languages. These four have their own group and a voice for each, because so much of the web is in English only. Many people speak more than one of them, so the counts are not added up.

Nigerian Pidgin

About 121 million

people speak Nigerian Pidgin, nearly all as a second language.

Ethnologue, as shown on Wikipedia

Hausa

About 94 million

people speak Hausa.

Ethnologue, as shown on Wikipedia

Yoruba

About 50 million

people speak Yoruba.

Ethnologue, as shown on Wikipedia

Igbo

About 34 million

people speak Igbo as a first language.

Ethnologue, as shown on Wikipedia

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[01]Choose

Pick the languages your customers use

Add as many as you need. Each one is translated at once.

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[02]Speak

Every caption can be heard

Press play on a step to hear it. Listen before you share, as with any new voice.

Caption

[03]Edit

Your words win

A translation you change is marked as edited and never overwritten.

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[04]Switch

The viewer chooses

A language switch sits on the first screen, and the link can open straight in a language.

[05]Share

One link for everyone

Send the same link to everyone. Each person reads or listens in their own language.

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[06]How we check the languages

Checked by a machine. Not yet read by a native speaker.

Every translation below went through an automatic check that looks for lost meaning. It is useful, and it is not a review by a person. This is what it does, what it found and what it cannot tell you.

No native speaker has reviewed these yet.

The numbers on this page come from an automatic check, and they are labelled that way. They do not tell you how a voice sounds, whether a sentence feels natural or whether an instruction is easy to follow. Only a native speaker can say that.

Automatic check

How the check works

Automatic back-translation check. This is a machine check, not a native review.

What was checked

76 captions: 19 in each of 4 languages (Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa). They are the steps, cover and last screen of the two public demos.

1. Translate back

StepLoom AI translated each caption back into English. It saw only the translated text, not the original.

2. Score the meaning

A second StepLoom AI call compared that English with the original caption and scored the meaning from 1 (different meaning) to 5 (same meaning).

3. Screen names

Separately, the name of the button or link each step tells the viewer to click (such as Units or Weekly report) was checked for appearing unchanged, because the product keeps screen names as they are.

Results

What the check found

8 StepLoom AI calls in all. Each language has 19 captions, so the mean is the average of 19 whole-number scores.

Automatic back-translation check by language
LanguageCaptionsMean score of 5Below 4Screen names kept
Nigerian Pidgin194.79012 of 12
Yoruba194.79012 of 12
Igbo194.84012 of 12
Hausa194.74112 of 12
All76148 of 48

Lowest score

The weakest caption scored 3 of 5

Hausa, last screen of the ClientClue demo. This is the caption the check liked least, shown as it was found.

Original English

Now try it on your own screens. This demo was recorded on ClientClue's public demo pages.

Translated back to English

Now try on your phone. This test was taken on ClientClue demo pages.

What went wrong

"on your screens" narrowed to "on your phone"; "demo" changed to "test".

Limitations

  • It does not judge how a word is pronounced, whether a sentence sounds natural or whether an instruction is easy to follow.
  • It does not hear the voices. In the two public demos only English, Pidgin and Yoruba have voices, and Igbo and Hausa are text only.
  • The translations and the check both come from StepLoom AI, so the check can miss a mistake that the translation also made.
  • 76 captions from two demos is a small sample. Every score is a whole number from 1 to 5, so a mean score is not a percent of sentences that are right.
  • The next check is a native speaker reading each caption and hearing each voice. No review has been finished, so none is shown here.

Every test behind a number on this site, with its method, is gathered on How we test.

Your customers do not read help pages. They listen to someone who sounds like them.

Case study

StepLoom recording StepLoom

A real run, from the first click to the shared link, with every number measured.

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About half of all websites are in English.”

W3Techs

Share of websites by content language. It counts sites with a known language, not visits.

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Show it once. Let every customer finish.

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