AutoLocalise

About AutoLocalise

AutoLocalise replaces the translation-file workflow with a runtime hook. You install the package, wrap your app in the provider, and call t('Welcome to our app!') with the literal English string — no keys to invent, no JSON catalogues to keep in sync, no rebuild when a translation changes. The service translates on demand into 100+ languages and caches the result locally, so previously translated content still renders offline and repeat views cost nothing. Translations update in place without a redeploy, which is the practical difference from a build-time i18n setup: fixing an awkward Spanish phrase is an edit in the dashboard, not a release. Manual corrections feed back into the model's context so later strings in the same product improve rather than repeating the same mistake. It ships for React, Next.js, React Native and Expo on the JavaScript side and has a Python integration for server-rendered and backend strings, and projects can be shared so a web app and its mobile client draw on one translation memory. Integration is advertised at five to ten minutes: get an API key, install, add the provider, use the hook. Billing is by character, counted as source characters multiplied by target languages, which makes the cost of adding a language explicit rather than hidden inside a per-seat plan.

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