Translating a recipe into other languages

Belka Food runs in three languages — Russian, English and Norwegian. A recipe is always created in one language, but it can be translated and published in the other two — in two ways. A dedicated "Translate" button — on the page of a recipe you've already saved in the builder, next to "AI assistant". It opens a checklist of the two missing languages: tick one or both and click "Translate" — the recipe gets translated and published in the chosen languages right away, and the original itself gets published too if it was still a draft. Languages already translated are marked in the list and link to the finished version. Via the AI assistant — once you've dictated or typed a recipe in the chat and it's fully complete, the assistant asks whether to translate it into the site's other languages; say yes and you get the same result as with the button. Translating doesn't touch your AI balance — it's a free part of the Pro plan (limited to 10 translations per hour to protect the mechanism from abuse — normal use never comes close). After translating, if you switch the site's language version (RU/EN/NO), the matching translated copy of your recipe shows up in "My Recipes" on that version.