Alexandria, VA – Alconost, a global leader in professional localization and translation services, has announced the launch of Alconost.MT/Evaluate, a free web-based tool designed to evaluate and enhance translation quality using large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Anthropic’s Claude 3.
Developed to streamline the process of batch translation quality assessment, Alconost.MT/Evaluate addresses a common industry challenge: while evaluating a single translation segment is simple, reviewing entire files across models, guidelines, and project-specific criteria quickly becomes unmanageable without the right tools.
“We developed this tool to meet our own needs as language engineers,” said Alexander Murauski, CEO of Alconost. “Scaling LLM evaluation across hundreds of segments with custom parameters was too complex for manual workflows. So, we built something smarter—and now we’re sharing it with the community.”
Key Features of Alconost.MT/Evaluate:
- Comprehensive Quality Scoring: Translations are rated on a 1–100 scale based on accuracy, fluency, terminology usage, and style. Each segment is categorized into four quality bands: Publish-Ready (91–100), Acceptable (70–90), Fair (50–69), and Unusable (1–49).
- Automated Corrections and Explanations: Users receive AI-generated corrections along with detailed notes explaining identified errors.
- Multiple File Types Supported: Compatible with XLIFF 1.2/2.0 and CSV files, or manual input via web interface.
- Contextual Customization: Users can upload project-specific style guides, glossaries, or instructions to influence how translations are evaluated.
- Reporting and Benchmarking: Evaluations can be exported as PDF reports, and corrected segments can be downloaded for reuse. This makes the tool useful for vendor selection, translator comparison, and quality benchmarking.
The platform is currently offered as an experimental, free-to-use service, allowing up to 100 segments per evaluation without registration. Alconost plans to integrate support for additional models and expand functionality based on user feedback.
Alconost emphasizes that the tool is designed to complement, not replace professional human translation and review—particularly for sensitive, regulated, or brand-critical content.
About Alconost:
Founded in 2004, Alconost provides end-to-end localization, translation, and language quality assurance services to businesses worldwide. With a network of over 3,000 professional linguists, the company supports global clients in industries such as gaming, SaaS, mobile apps, and digital media.
To try the tool or learn more, visit https://alconost.mt or https://alconost.com.
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