Publish in Many Languages
Yesodi lets writers publish an article and translate it into about 20 languages, so readers around the world can find and read the same work in their own language. The feature supports right to left languages and is built to help each version get found on Google and AI search.
Reach a global audience
An article on Yesodi can be published or translated into about 20 languages. Each language version is a readable page that a reader can open in the language they prefer. This widens the audience for a single piece of work without a separate account or site for each region.
Support for right to left languages
The translation feature includes right to left languages such as Hebrew and Arabic. The page layout adjusts so the text reads in the correct direction. Writers do not need to build a separate layout for these languages.
Built to get found on Google and AI search
Each translated page is built with structured data so search engines and AI answer tools can read it. This helps a version in one language get found by readers who search in that language. A wider language reach means more paths for people to discover the work.
Free to publish
Creating an account and publishing articles on Yesodi are free. Translating an article for a global audience is part of the publishing tools available to writers and creators. There is no charge to be found across languages.
How many languages can an article be published in?
An article on Yesodi can be published or translated into about 20 languages, giving one piece of work many readable versions for a global audience.
Does Yesodi support right to left languages?
Yes. The translation feature supports right to left languages such as Hebrew and Arabic, and the page layout adjusts so the text reads in the correct direction.
Does publishing in many languages cost money?
No. Creating an account and publishing articles are free, and translating an article for a wider audience is part of the free publishing tools.
Do translated pages get found on search engines?
Yes. Each translated page is built with structured data so Google and AI answer tools can read it, which helps each language version reach readers who search in that language.