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A national language is national infrastructure.

Roads and broadband carry a country's economy. Spell checkers, dictionaries, keyboards and voices carry its language. Language Factory gives a state the whole system — and a proven way to put it in every resident's hands.

Plan a national programme Live today in Kosovo and Montenegro

What a digital language gives a state.

Language is a vessel of culture, identity and sovereignty. In a digital world it has to be strong, relevant and accessible in every technology people use.

Language policy that works online

Citizens can use the national language with every state service and in every digital channel — sovereignty that extends to the screen.

Heritage, carried forward

Embedding the language in modern technology protects cultural heritage and gives the next generation a reason to use it everywhere.

Better public administration

Proofing, dictionaries and speech reduce errors in official documents and make communication with institutions clearer and more accessible.

Stronger civic participation

People take part more when information reaches them in their own language — and write back with confidence.

A competitive digital economy

Businesses and creators can work, sell and publish in the national language, with the same tools speakers of major languages take for granted.

Education and literacy

Primers, learning games, dictionaries and writing tools raise the quality of teaching and learning in every subject.

And for citizens

Write with confidence

Spelling, grammar and style help in every app people already use.

Learn at any age

From a child's first letters to professional writing.

Be included

Digital services in their own language, free of language barriers.

Find opportunity

Work, study and do business online in their mother tongue.

Free for every resident. Simple for everyone.

The model that already serves Kosovo and Montenegro, built into the platform's licensing system from day one.

  1. 1

    The state licenses the core suite

    One agreement covers every resident: writing studio with spelling and grammar checking, the dictionary, document import and export, and read-aloud.

  2. 2

    Residents simply sign up

    A free account is all it takes. The government plan is granted automatically by country — no vouchers, no codes, no paperwork.

  3. 3

    Schools and ministries add teams

    Institutions equip staff with team seats, central administration, real-time co-editing and the complete dictionary.

  4. 4

    Professionals go further

    Writers, journalists and translators can upgrade individually — while the free tier keeps the door open for everyone.

Your language data stays where it belongs.

A national language is national infrastructure. The ecosystem is engineered to be hosted where you decide, private by default and accountable in everything it does.

Sovereign by design

Every service is containerised and orchestrated with Kubernetes, so the whole ecosystem can run in your own national data centre — or be operated by us.

Private by default

Internal services and the proofing engine are never exposed to the internet, and the engine has no outbound network access at all.

Erasure that actually erases

Deleting an account triggers erasure in every service. Automated tests block any new personal-data field that erasure does not cover.

AI with a human in the loop

AI rewrites are re-checked by the proofing engine. AI-proposed growth actions sit in an approval queue, with an emergency stop.

Release discipline

Separate staging and production environments, gated releases, and proofing-engine updates that test a real sentence and roll back on failure.

Observable

Metrics dashboards and centralised logs across services, so operators see problems before citizens do.

We bring the factory. You bring the language.

Because the platform, the engine and the apps already exist, a project is mostly about your language — not about building software from scratch.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We assess your language with you: alphabet and orthography standard, existing dictionaries and corpora, institutions and linguists.

  2. 02

    Set up the factory

    We deploy the platform — on your infrastructure or ours — and configure the alphabet, morphology model and rules.

  3. 03

    Build the lexicon

    Your linguists build and validate entries in the workbench, importing existing resources and working with AI assistance.

  4. 04

    Launch the suite

    The export pipeline compiles everything, and your branded apps go live on web, desktop, mobile, browsers and Office.

  5. 05

    Operate & grow

    Licensing, communications and growth tools run the programme. Every lexicon update flows to every app, for years to come.

What ministries ask us.

  • Can the ecosystem be hosted inside our country?

    Yes. Every service is containerised and orchestrated with Kubernetes, so the whole ecosystem — workbenches, engine, apps and data — can run in a national data centre or a government cloud. We can also operate it as a managed service.

  • How do residents receive access under a national licence?

    They create a free account and the government-funded plan is applied automatically based on their country. This is how it works today for residents of Kosovo and Montenegro.

  • Who maintains the language after launch?

    Your linguists keep working in the factory — languages never stop changing. Every release they approve flows to every app on every platform. We provide training, support and the platform's ongoing development.

  • Can the civil service use it inside its existing tools?

    Yes. There are add-ins for Microsoft Word and Outlook, extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and APIs — including a LanguageTool-compatible proofing interface — for integrating with other systems.

  • How is a national programme priced?

    After discovery we propose a model that fits your country: typically a setup phase, an annual platform licence and support, with the national licence scaled to your population and goals.

Give your citizens their language, everywhere.

Tell us about your national language programme. We will share how Kosovo and Montenegro did it, and what it would take for you.