App localization
Publish new wording without rebuilding your app.
Bring translations from your AI agent or existing files. Review them yourself or with a team, then deliver approved updates to customers.
Connect your appFrom your language files to your customers.
Connect a supported delivery integration in your app once. Then publish compatible wording updates through TransLocale.
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Bring your translations.
Import source and translated files from your agent, translator, or repository. Check the import before applying it.
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Review and approve.
Check missing messages and placeholders, edit the wording, and approve it yourself or with a reviewer.
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Publish to your app.
Try a release in Preview, then promote it to Production. Connected apps fetch the update. Keep bundled fallback and roll back when needed.
Work through your own tools.
Solo developers can manage the whole workflow. Invite teammates when you need help reviewing wording.
Use your framework’s files.
Published MIT packages cover Next.js, React and i18next, Vue and Nuxt, SvelteKit, Flutter, and DartNative. Catalog tooling and OTA support differ by integration; check your framework’s guide.
OTA updates wording supported by the installed app. New keys, languages, or parameter changes can require a compatible build. Offline apps use bundled or previously cached translations.
See plans and allowancesNeed help generating translations?
TransLocale’s AI translation service is optional. Use your product context and glossary, review the estimate, and set a character cap before starting. You can also bring all your own wording.