> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://translatestack.gitbook.io/translatestack/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://translatestack.gitbook.io/translatestack/master.md).
# Getting Started
**Welcome to Translatestack**:man\_fairy:- a tool that helps you to add and manage new languages from one dashboard. Once, you embedded your code snippet, you are able to scale your business by adding new languages.
## Getting Started
In order to get started, please sign up under [app.translatestack.com/signup](https://app.translatestack.com/signup).
### 1. Add Source Language
Once you signed up, you'll see an onboarding flow consisting of 4 steps. In the first step, you have to select your "source language". A source language is the current implemented language of your website.
### 2. Add Target Language
In the second step you have to choose your target languages. Target languages are the new languages you want to add to your page.
### 3. Choose your Domain
In the third step you have to paste in a valid URL of your website. Make sure, you don't forget "http\:// or https\://"
### 4. Implement Code Snippet and Validate setup
The final step. You'll find your very own SDK snippet that needs to be copy / pasted into the project URL, that you have entered above. Once, you have implemented the code snippet and deployed to production, you are able to validate and finalize your setup. :muscle:
### How to implement the snippet correctly
In order to make the code snippet and its technology work properly, you have to place your code snippet above the closing ` ` tag.\
Here is a sample of how you should place your snippet correctly in a sample html file.
```markup