Translate on credits
Translations now run on credits that track the words they touch, failed runs are refunded automatically, and your live balance shows right in the app.
New features, improvements, and fixes shipped to Localesy.
Translations now run on credits that track the words they touch, failed runs are refunded automatically, and your live balance shows right in the app.

The web editor is rebuilt around a fast, side-by-side grid, so you can scan and edit every language at once without losing your place.
Big translation runs touch a lot of strings. You can now filter a snapshot preview down to exactly the changes you want to review before accepting.

Translation runs are noticeably faster, the editor streams results in live, and Localesy now re-translates updated keys automatically, not just new ones.
After translating, the CLI now prompts you to push your changes, and reads your local project config seamlessly.

Guides, references, and how-tos, all in one place at localesy.com/docs.
The CLI can now analyze your local translation files and send only the metadata it needs, keeping your source content on your machine.

Your product has words that must always translate the same way. The glossary is now organization-wide, has its own home, and flags missing or inconsistent terms before they ship.

Translations change in the editor, in your repo, and from automated runs, sometimes all at once. Localesy now merges all three safely, keeps a full history, and lets you restore any previous state.
Stronger translation suggestions, a smoother create-a-language dialog, and an easier flow for applying suggested fixes.
A sweeping visual refresh: consistent fonts, cleaner dialogs, better buttons, and a unified design system across the app.
You can now configure the nesting level Localesy uses when it writes your translation files.
Localesy now reviews its own work, surfacing likely quality issues so you can catch awkward, off-tone, or wrong translations before they ship, all in a new grid editing view.
Project creation now prefills your business context automatically, so the very first run is already on-brand.

The CLI is now packaged for distribution, with multi-environment support and a polished end-to-end flow.