Lingo.dev

In plain words

Lingo.dev is an AI localization engine that automates app translation work for developers. It generates pull requests with authentic translations by analyzing UI context and element placement, reducing what typically takes weeks into a faster automated process. The tool is designed for development teams looking to ship multilingual applications without manual translation overhead.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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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.

On Lingo.dev, teams configure localization engines with glossaries, brand voice, and per-locale model chains, called from code, CLI, CI/CD, or MCP.

The best way to measure translation quality, translate with LLMs, and proofread with native speakers. The criteria you define score translations from LLMs and from native speakers. You know the quality of every language, and translations go live only at the quality you demand. Retrieval augmented localization selectively sends context to the LLMs, and native speakers’ corrections auto-tune the localization engine. You decide how your brand sounds, and translations read the way a native speaker of the language expects. An edit in the code repository or in the CMS starts a localization pipeline, Lingo.dev translates the change, and the translation returns to the source of truth. You keep your…from lingo.dev

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