Guides
Guides
One page per job. What Jarq can do for you, and how to switch it on.
Start here
- Set up Jarq — install, two permissions, and the first try.
- How Jarq works — the dot, the buttons, the keys, and where the work happens.
Translating
- Translate anything you can point at — subtitles that keep playing, button labels, an error you cannot copy.
- Translate inside Figma and the terminal — in Figma the translation lands back on the canvas.
Writing
- Your own buttons, and one that answers — fix, shorten, rewrite, and Ask.
- Answer in a language you do not write quickly — say it in yours, send it in theirs.
Making it yours
- Show the buttons only when you ask — for people who select text all day.
- Dictate offline and without limits — one download, nothing sent anywhere.
In the apps you use
- Translate, dictate and ask — inside the page you are on. — Select blocks, a page, or a line in a callout. The translation lands in the same blocks.
- Translate, dictate and fix — without leaving the channel. — Your draft in the channel’s language, mentions and formatting intact. Theirs, read in yours.
- Translate, dictate and shorten — in the document, in its own style. — One section, in place, in the document’s own fonts, colours, numbering and spacing.
- Every app Jarq knows
Articles
Something you keep doing with Jarq that is not written down here? Tell us and it will be.