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AI · October 24, 2025

Lokilizer (open-source)

Translating apps from 2 source languages to any other

What it does

We built a tiny tool to fix messy translation files and make adding new languages super fast. It cleaned up duplicate strings, mismatched orders, bad placeholders, stray spaces — all the usual chaos.

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