
I'm a non-native English speaker, and I often know exactly what I want to say — just not how to say it naturally in English.
Translation isn't really the problem. Sometimes I don't have a sentence to translate. I have an intent.
ChatGPT can help, but it usually means copying the conversation, explaining the context and what I mean, then copying the answer back.
So I built Verbia around a simple idea:
Context + your intent → the right words.
I can receive a message in English, tell Verbia what I want to say in Chinese, and get a natural English reply that fits the conversation.
I'm not betting on a better AI model. I'm betting that removing the copy/paste, prompting, and language switching makes this workflow useful enough to be its own product.
That's what I'm trying to validate.
Do you ever have the same problem?
You mean it. Verbia says it.<p></p>
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That listing stays there for years. The pizza? Gone in 20 minutes.
The price is identical. The value is not.
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