Internationalization
Built for large, messy multi-language codebases — hooks straight into your CI so translations ship with the code, not after it.
Free unlimited languages and seats is the pitch — a scrappy option worth a look once Lokalise-style pricing starts to sting.
The TMS engineers actually tolerate — deep Git and Figma integrations mean strings sync without manual spreadsheet babysitting.
The grown-up, enterprise-grade TMS — its CLI and API are tight enough to kill the export/import busywork entirely.
No-frills translation management for small teams who just want clean .po/.json files, not enterprise sales calls.
Open-source and dev-first — lets you edit strings live inside the running app instead of hunting through a spreadsheet.
A safe default when your stack is a mix of React, Django, and mobile SDKs and you want one dashboard for all of it.
Self-host it and stop paying a per-seat tax on translation — the open-source workhorse behind projects like Fedora and LibreOffice.