QWERTYWORKS
A HISTORY OF DELIVERING RESULTS
From mobile phones to healthcare and from search engines to military applications, QwertyWorks has helped private companies and government institutions deliver their messages with up-to-date local relevance on a truly global scale.​
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QwertyWorks provides value by allowing clients to flexibly tap its network of native local experts found in 6 continents managed by a round-the-clock team of professional Project Managers with a work ethic anchored on the renowned Filipino flexibility and customer service.
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Today, the company's output has reached billions of people in more than 75 country-markets, speaking more than 60 languages.
4,431,480,000
AUDIENCES REACHED
TIMELINE
2001
English+Filipino translator Jake Irwin Estrada, approached by Nokia to localize its phones, buys a used computer worth PhP5,500 ($122) and starts hand-picking his team to create QwertyWorks
2005
Through word of mouth referrals from satisfied customers, QwertyWorks now handles localization for accounts like Google, Microsoft and Pfizer
2007
Persistent customer requests persuades QwertyWorks to begin offering other International languages via TeamGlocal. Yahoo Indonesia is localized by TeamGlocal's Jakarta-based linguists
2010
Qwertyworks diversifies into the growth areas of applied communication services and digital marketing
2019
QwertyWorks opens its satellite office in San Francisco, California, followed by a UK annex
2017
Construction for Qwertyworks's own office building is completed and the company moves in
2015
QwertyWorks reaches a milestone of having reached 4 billion human audiences, as tracked by the projects it has delivered in 72 countries
2020
Despite lockdowns due to the covid-19 pandemic, QwertyWorks undergoes process audit and passes it, becoming one of the first ISO17100-certified localization companies headquartered in Asia