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Bilingual and Bangla-first systems

Bangla and English handled on their own terms rather than English-first with a translation layer — tokenisation, code-switched input, and OCR on scanned documents.

01 — The problem

What has to stop going wrong.

Your documents, tickets or transcripts are in Bangla, or in Bangla and English mixed together, and the tooling you have tried was validated on English.

02 — What we build

The system behind the surface.

Tokenisation and normalisation that treats each language on its own terms, code-switched input handled directly rather than routed by language detection, and OCR tuned for Bangla conjuncts and vowel signs.

  1. 01

    Bound it

    Define the failure modes, permissions and consistency rules before the interface hides them.

  2. 02

    Build it

    Ship production code in your repository, in phases with a written exit state.

  3. 03

    Try to break it

    Test the paths that carry money, identity, isolation and irreversible decisions.

03 — Evidence

A claim should lead somewhere.

A bilingual interface end to end — English and Bangla on the same screen, not behind a locale switch.

Shown in Nexora AIRetail and trading

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