One article does not become nineteen. Not through Murkuz.
This page used to promise translation into nineteen languages, automatic hreflang tags, brand-term preservation and proof per market. A translation engine does exist in the backend. It is switched off for every account at launch, and there is no editor in the app to run it on, so there is nothing to translate.
The rest of the old promise was never built. Murkuz does not generate or maintain hreflang tags, does not hold a list of terms to leave untranslated, and does not attribute a change in a market to anything it did. It also publishes nowhere: the only call in the launch surface that writes anything is Submit_Sitemap, which submits a sitemap to Google.
So this page makes no date and no promise. When there is something a customer can translate, the page changes.
What ships today
The read is country-aware, which is the part of this job that comes first anyway. Search_Analytics returns clicks, impressions, CTR and position by query, page, country, device or date, so you can ask which markets already send you impressions and where a page ranks outside your home country. That is a question worth answering before anyone pays for a translation. Reading your own data is never metered, on any plan.