The World’s First Chat-Based Translation App
Stepes (pronounced /steps/) revolutionizes translation on mobile devices.
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How Does It Work?
The Stepes translation process looks exactly like a short message conversation between Stepes and the translator...
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Stepes gives you options in searching for first-come-first-serve jobs that you want based all on your field of expertise and interests.
Track Your Earnings
Stepes updates you with your earnings at all times. You can find out how much you’ve earned...
Swish
Stepes Swish has its translators working in the most familiar text based environment today, and in doing so has changed the way translation jobs are completed.
Everyday's a Pay Day
Stepes understands the need for flexibility so let’s translators withdraw earnings anytime they want.
5 Star
Stepes translators are based on ratings. Each job you take will be reviewed and rated by the client.
Translate, Interpret and Earn Money – anywhere, anytime
Before Stepes, translation tools were desktop-based. However, with Stepes’ patent pending mobile translation technology, translators can utilize the advanced mobile application to use the app and earn money – anywhere and at any time.
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How Does It Work?
Stepes divides large translation text into smaller segments much like text messages. While using Stepes, users will feel as if chatting with a friend while translating each text bubble using the keyboard or voice dictation. With that, Stepes redefines the way we translate.
Stepes Into Big Translation
Like Big Data, Big Translation will transform the way we communicate.
Uber of Translation
With Stepes, linguists are able to translate anywhere at anytime, allowing them to earn extra money in their spare time on the Stepes Marketplace. They will no longer depend on desktop applications and their skills can be efficiently sourced from anywhere in the world – welcome to Shared Translation.
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Improved Translation Efficiency on Mobile
Mobile messaging makes language translation both user friendly and highly efficient.
Work With Your Voice
With powerful speech recognition on both iOS and Android devices, translators can finally work using the fastest tool – their voices.
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