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Products that do what Lokilizer (open-source) does
Translating apps from 2 source languages to any other
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Our use case: our app has Russian (our native language) and English. We needed to quickly and easily add more languages (as requested by clients). Our translation files were a mess: duplicated strings, concatenation instead of placeholders, different string order in ru/en files, trailing spaces, and much more. So I wrote a helper tool to fix all of this. Now, adding a new language takes just 40 minutes and $2. It worked so well that I cleaned up the project and released it as open source. # Key feature: Translation into new languages happens from two source languages at once: the…
2025 · github.com
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A few years ago, right after high school, I decided to try to make a simultaneous translation app for Android as a side project, it took longer than expected (about 2 years) and I had to make a lot of compromises (I had to use Google's API and therefore make users use a developer key because at the time there were no free solutions for speech recognition and translation that had good quality). At the end of university, I decided to pick it up again and finally, using OpenAi's Whisper for speech recognition and Meta's NLLB for translation (with both running locally on the phone), I managed to…
2024 · github.com
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- 22LO
Over the holidays, I started hacking together a CLI to translate my app, Midday. Now, it’s ready for you to use and start translating your app in seconds! I’d love to hear your thoughts!
2024 · languine.ai
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2022 · github.com
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