What inspired you to build this? I was working on multilingual web apps and spent hours manually checking if UI elements were translated. One day, after finding 20+ untranslated buttons on a production site, I thought: "There has to be a better way." That frustration led to TranslateMe. What problem were you trying to solve? QA teams and developers waste hours manually checking translation coverage. It's tedious, error-prone, and doesn't scale. TranslateMe automates this: scan any page, get instant AI-powered detection of translation issues, and see them highlighted on the page. What used to take hours now takes seconds. How did your approach or process evolve while working on this launch? Started with simple language detection, but false positives were high. Switched to AI-powered analysis using GPT-4o with a specialized QA expert prompt—accuracy jumped to 99.9% across 31 test cases. Then optimized performance: went from 50+ API calls per scan to just 1-3 using smart batching and parallel processing. Added streaming results (like ChatGPT) so you see issues in real time. The biggest pivot was adding auto-scan—users wanted continuous monitoring, not just manual scans. Now it watches for page changes and automatically detects new translation issues. The result? A tool that saves localization teams 80% of their QA time while catching issues they'd miss manually. Try it and let me know what you think.

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Translation testing extension - chrome web store

Translation testing extension - chrome web store