Available is not the same as approved for search.
SayMorph keeps product availability, editorial review, and search indexing as separate decisions.
Last updated August 16, 2026Release waves
Waves A–C preserve the original 140-tool review order. Waves D–F add 120 candidates each. A wave describes an editorial queue—not permission to index. Pages open only through explicit release batches after every quality gate passes.
The index quality gate
A Translator is eligible for indexing only when it is Wave A, its content is published, its editorial status is approved, and its QA score is at least 85. It also needs distinct behavior, at least two useful scenarios, fact-retention tests, risk notes, unique metadata, and meaningful internal links.
Review dimensions
We review usefulness, style accuracy, difference among Safe/Balanced/Bold, factual retention, safety, originality, page distinctiveness, mobile behavior, accessibility, and whether nearby tools produce meaningfully different outcomes.
Corrections and feedback
If a result changes a key fact or a page makes an unsupported claim, email support@saymorph.com with the Translator URL and a concise description. Avoid sending confidential text unless necessary.