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globalize.now is AI-powered localization that lives in your repo. Connect your GitHub or GitLab repo in the app — we scan the codebase, set up i18n, extract your hardcoded strings, and translate them, pushed back on a branch for review. Every push after that gets translated automatically. 50+ languages, RTL included. Prefer your editor? Drive it from Claude Code or Cursor via the MCP and skills.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Liam, one of the team behind globalize.now. We came out of Lokalise, so we spent years watching localization stay painful long after the rest of the stack got easy.
Here's the problem we kept hitting: AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Lovable ship apps fast, but they hardcode English straight into the components. The moment you want a second language, you're rewriting your UI, wiring an i18n library, and then re-doing it every time you prompt your way to a new feature. Most people just... don't. The app stays English-only and quietly caps its own market.
globalize.now fixes that where you already work: inside your coding agent.
- Install one skill, and your agent internationalizes your code for you (finds the hardcoded strings, wires the i18n library, generates locale files).
- Connect our new MCP server to Claude Code or Cursor, and your agent runs the rest from chat: create the project, translate the files, connect your repo.
- From then on, every push that adds new text opens a translation PR with the languages filled in. You review and merge. 50+ languages, right-to-left included.
No dashboard, no export button, no separate tool to babysit. Your locale files live in your repo and you own them.
We put it through a real test: a hardcoded English app went fully multilingual (including Arabic RTL) from one prompt, and a new string pushed to GitHub came back as a translation PR in about 40 seconds. Short demo above 👆
Pricing is one plan: €20/mo per workspace, €5 of credit to start, no card, no per-seat or per-language charges.
I'll be here all day — tell me where it breaks, what stack you want us to support next, and what would make this a no-brainer for your projects. Thank you for taking a look 🙏
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Congrats on the launch! We've been using Globalize for a bit now and it's been great! Highly recommend.
A bit of background and our use case
We're an application that serves thousands of users across the globe and when we started we just catered to English speaking users and hoping google's auto translate would handle the rest (spoiler: it's not great and only translates half the app).
It wasn't until we started using a language library that it unlocked a lot more users and grew our app! But having to ensure that's updated every single time was where globalize came in, so now on every PR it'll make sure that all 28 of our languages are up to date 👍
@cerwindcharlie Thank you. 28 languages kept current on every PR is exactly the use case we built this for. We heard the Google-auto-translate-half-the-app story constantly at Lokalise, so it's good to see you well past it. If there's a stack or integration you want next, say the word and it goes on the list.
Kairn
Well done! Great team and product !