Developer-Friendly Localization

Localization that speaks developer

Stop wrestling with translation files. TranslateQ is the API-first localization platform built for modern development teams.

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// Install the CLI
$ npm install -g @translateq/cli
// Initialize your project
$ translateq init
// Push your keys
$ translateq push ./locales/en.json
✓ Synced 247 translation keys
// Pull translations
$ translateq pull --lang es,fr,de
✓ Downloaded 3 languages

From Manual Chaos to Automated Harmony

Built for the way developers actually work

The Old Way

  • Manual JSON file editing
  • Copy-paste translation keys
  • Lost in context switching
  • Version control conflicts
  • No developer workflow integration

The TranslateQ Way

  • API-first localization
  • CLI tools & SDK integration
  • Real-time collaboration
  • Git-friendly workflow
  • Automated synchronization

Everything You Need to Localize at Scale

Powerful features designed for modern development workflows

Developer-First API

RESTful API and SDKs that integrate seamlessly with your development workflow.

CLI Tools

Command-line tools for pushing, pulling, and syncing translations in your CI/CD pipeline.

Multi-Format Support

JSON, YAML, PO, XLIFF - we support all major localization formats out of the box.

Real-Time Updates

Changes sync instantly. No more waiting for translation files to propagate.

Version Control

Built-in versioning and rollback capabilities for all your translation strings.

Team Collaboration

Translators and developers working together in perfect harmony.

Three Steps to Global Ready

Get started in minutes, not days

01

Connect Your Project

Initialize TranslateQ in your codebase with a single command or API call.

02

Sync & Translate

Push your keys, invite translators, and watch translations flow back automatically.

03

Deploy with Confidence

Pull translations in your build pipeline and ship localized apps effortlessly.

Simple API. Powerful Results.

Integration takes minutes, not hours

// Fetch translations in your app
const translations = await translateQ.get('common', 'es');
// Or use our React hook
const { t } = useTranslation('common');
<h1>{t('welcome.title')}</h1>

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