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# Introduction

BabelShark has been developed to be handy for projects managed by a team or by a single person (who acts as an owner and developer).

## Single person usage

Access all features from within BabelShark account:

* create a project in BabelShark account, set the languages you want to translate to,
* get a [HTML snippet code](/dev/embed-babelshark-script.md) and put on your website,
* check (proofread) [translations](/proofreader/how-to-proofread.md) if necessary.

## Team usage

Add people to your team in BabelShark. There are sevaral roles available:

* **owner** - the person who has created the project. Has access to all features, including [team assignments](/owner/working-in-a-team.md) and payment plan control,
* **manager(s)** [able to edit project details](/manager/introduction.md), add/remove proofreaders to the team, control team performance,
* **developer(s)** able to get [a HTML code snippet](/dev/embed-babelshark-script.md) for the project,
* **proofreader(s)** has [access to translations](/proofreader/how-to-proofread.md) to a specific language (or a subset of languages) to proofread and fix translations.

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The more granular access control is available on a Pro payment plan.
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