Lingo.dev is an AI Localization Engine. It turns weeks of translation work into automated pull requests. Built by developers for developers, it produces authentic translations by understanding UI elements' placement and microcontext.
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🔥 This is a massive win for developers! Localization has always been a tedious bottleneck, and Lingo.dev's automated PR approach is an absolute game-changer. Turning translations into seamless Git-native workflows—just like Dependabot for localization—is exactly what the industry needed.
The real-time API, context-aware AI, and CLI for web/mobile teams make this a must-have for any dev team shipping multilingual products. And backed by founders of Supabase and Dependabot? That’s a strong signal of how impactful this is going to be.
Huge congrats to the team—excited to see Lingo.dev shape the future of localization! 🚀🌍
Lingo.dev's strong launch suggests a valuable offering. How does Lingo.dev address the challenges of integrating with existing workflows, and what support is available for new users during onboarding?
Looks like a huge time-saver! Waiting forever for translations is frustrating, so having it handled through automated pull requests is a great idea. How does it make sure translations stay accurate for industry-specific or brand terms?
Congrats, guys. This is very exciting, and so useful.
We don't yet have an app, but we have a translation tool for our website that doesn't work as well as we'd like, so knowing that Lingo.dev is around for future is fantastic news!
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I find the product really helpful for speeding up localization — auto pull requests save a lot of time. Some tricky terms still need a quick manual check.
Today, we're introducing Lingo.dev Compiler: an npm library, that lets you build multilingual React apps without having to rewrite the existing React code.
It doesn't require extracting i18n keys, or wrapping text in tags. 100% free and open-source.
Back in December 2023, our plane almost flew through an Icelandic volcano on the way to Cornell hackathon: we missed it by just days.
Back then, we had no idea we were about to build something that would change how developers ship multilingual products. We were just two engineers tired of waiting weeks for translations.
Our hackathon prototype was rough - a ChatGPT wrapper that could translate JSON files. But when other developers saw it, their eyes lit up. They had the same pain. We ended up winning in two categories.
Today, Lingo.dev turns translation work into automated pull requests:
Git-native UI localization with automated PRs and Human-in-the-loop
Open-source CLI for web/mobile teams
Real-time API for dynamic content
Context-aware AI that understands product terminology
Built-in support for 80+ languages
Just like Dependabot automated package updates, we're automating localization. What started as a weekend project is now loved by both solo hackers and enterprise teams shipping multilingual products.
We're thrilled to be backed by incredible builders - founders of Supabase and Dependabot, Y Combinator and Initialized Capital.
We're a team of developers, repeat founders, and AI/ML engineers who care deeply about developer experience and shipping elegant, quality code. We're building the missing app localization infrastructure for the internet - the one we wish existed.
We'll keep shipping until every developer can build apps that speak every language on the planet, instantly. And we're just getting started!
🔥 This is a massive win for developers! Localization has always been a tedious bottleneck, and Lingo.dev's automated PR approach is an absolute game-changer. Turning translations into seamless Git-native workflows—just like Dependabot for localization—is exactly what the industry needed.
The real-time API, context-aware AI, and CLI for web/mobile teams make this a must-have for any dev team shipping multilingual products. And backed by founders of Supabase and Dependabot? That’s a strong signal of how impactful this is going to be.
Huge congrats to the team—excited to see Lingo.dev shape the future of localization! 🚀🌍
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Lingo.dev's strong launch suggests a valuable offering. How does Lingo.dev address the challenges of integrating with existing workflows, and what support is available for new users during onboarding?
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Looks like a huge time-saver! Waiting forever for translations is frustrating, so having it handled through automated pull requests is a great idea. How does it make sure translations stay accurate for industry-specific or brand terms?
Kepler Skills Insights
Congrats, guys. This is very exciting, and so useful.
We don't yet have an app, but we have a translation tool for our website that doesn't work as well as we'd like, so knowing that Lingo.dev is around for future is fantastic news!
I find the product really helpful for speeding up localization — auto pull requests save a lot of time. Some tricky terms still need a quick manual check.