TL;DR

Lingo.dev (formerly Replexica) automates the localization process end-to-end. It produces authentic translations instantly and eliminates translation management and manual work. Most importantly, it lets teams avoid the back-and-forth typically seen when working with localization agencies. Watch our demo here.

Why is this important?

As you know, 74% of internet users aren't fluent in English. This forces companies to localize software to multiply the number of customers they onboard. However, the legacy localization process is manual, with bottlenecks caused by back-and-forth between developers and translation agencies. This costly process blocks delivery for 1-14 days and slows down millions of teams worldwide.

Our solution

Lingo.dev AI automates software localization:

- Analyzes the product and its specifics

- Sends automated pull requests with translations

- Supports 60+ languages (and growing)

- Unlike Google Translate / ChatGPT, creates authentic translations tailored to the product that native speakers expect

Lingo.dev helps teams do localization 100x faster and ship to production more often without bottlenecks.

So far, customers have processed over 3M+ words on our platform, with our top customer localizing their software in 41 languages!

Ask

If you're building a multilingual product – we'd be happy to automate localization for your team and make you successful in acquiring many more customers worldwide.

Our website: https://lingo.dev

Talk to us: https://lingo.dev/go/call

And if you know dev teams struggling with software localization – let them know about Lingo.dev, we would love to help!

Team

Veronica and Max, Lingo.dev’s founders, met six years ago at work. Veronica has an AI and data science background. Max has an engineering background, having led an elite frontend team at a European unicorn.

Both experienced localization problems firsthand while working at startups and enterprise companies and while bootstrapping a SaaS with customers from over 20 countries. This shared experience led them to create Lingo.dev with the mission to let every software become multilingual (and global) from day one, with zero effort.