added
Available on Enterprise, alongside the existing SCIM 2.0 provisioning and append-only audit log.
CHANGELOG.md
Cosa è stato rilasciato,
e quando.
Una voce datata per ogni rilascio, dalla più recente alla più vecchia, mai riscritta in seguito. La console legge questo stesso elenco per il suo indicatore delle novità, quindi la pagina e il prodotto non possono perdere il passo.
30 release
94 modifiche, ciascuna aggiunta, migliorata o corretta
rilascio più recente prima
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v4.7
Accounts own billing: one plan covers every workspace
October 20, 2026 · 3 modifiche
06 / 06
added
A public Trust Center: subprocessor list, DPA, and an explicit account of how the exact-match (global, anonymous) and semantic (org-scoped) translation memories handle your data.
added
An OSS program: a granted free tier for qualifying open-source projects, a public application form, and a “localized with Transglot” README shield you can embed in any repo.
improved
The Trust Center states our compliance posture honestly: SOC 2 Type II and ISO are on the roadmap, not yet certified.
added
Each syncs content both ways using your own provider credentials. All of them are included on every paid plan, with no per-connector fee.
Five more first-party CMS connectors join WordPress: Contentful, Intercom (Help Center), Zendesk Guide, Sanity, and Storyblok.
added
It ships in the repository; it is not yet listed on the Figma Community.
A Figma plugin maps text layers to Figma Variables and modes over the deploy API, so design strings round-trip with Transglot.
added
It is built in-app and self-hosted: it stays inert until an operator registers the App and sets its keys, and shows that state until they do.
A GitHub App for continuous localization: extract strings on push, translate, and open a pull request with the results.
improved
A Markdown/MDX codec remains on the roadmap.
added
Long-form content and docs now localize alongside your app strings, bringing native file formats to 18.
A Markdown/MDX codec ships, so Markdown and MDX documents round-trip as a translation format: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and blockquotes are translated while front-matter, fenced code, and MDX/JSX blocks pass through verbatim.
added
It reads each resource’s source fields (with their per-field digest) into keys, translates them, and registers reviewed locales back with translationsRegister (pinned to the current digest, into a separate secondary-locale record) so your primary (source) locale is never overwritten. Shopify is included on every paid plan.
A Shopify connector opens the commerce segment: it localizes products, collections and pages both ways over the GraphQL Admin API using your own store’s access token.
added
Unreal Engine’s Portable Object (.po), the format the Localization Dashboard exports, round-trips keyed the way Unreal keys strings: the identity rides msgctxt and the source string rides msgid, so re-import maps to the right key instead of the source text. Godot’s gettext .po still works too. That brings native file formats to 20.
Two native game-engine codecs ship. Unity Localization’s String Table CSV (the wide, multi-locale sheet its CSV extension exports) imports and exports directly, selecting the locale column per pull.
added
One plan, one card and one invoice cover every workspace on the account, and words, seats, projects and languages are counted across all of them. Owners and billing members manage it from Plan & billing in account settings, and a billing member handles the plan, the card and invoices with no access to the workspaces.
Billing moves from the workspace to the account.
added
The workspaces on an account share it, and work beyond it waits its turn instead of failing.
Every plan has a translation speed tier, Normal, High or Max speed, shown on the pricing page and on Plan & billing.
improved
When an account moves to Free, the workspaces past the one it keeps go read-only and are deleted after a grace period unless you upgrade or move them.
Free includes one workspace, and every paid plan covers as many as you need.
il ritmo
Quanto spesso effettivamente rilasciamo.
Un quadrato per settimana nelle ultime 26 settimane, fino al rilascio più recente. Un quadrato pieno indica una settimana in cui è avvenuto un rilascio.
rilasci a settimana
19 in 26 settimane
nessun rilascio
un rilascio
30
rilasci nel registro, tutti datati
94
modifiche, ciascuna aggiunta, migliorata o corretta
7d
intervallo mediano tra i rilasci, derivato dalle date
19
rilasci nelle 26 settimane coperte dalla striscia
come viene scritto questo registro
Tre regole, e nessuna quarta.
datato
Un numero vero al momento di un rilascio rimane così com’è scritto. Quando cambia, una nuova voce riporta il nuovo valore. Una vecchia voce non viene mai modificata per adattarsi all’oggi.
tre tipi
Ogni riga è aggiunta, migliorata o corretta. Non esiste un quarto tipo e nulla viene pubblicato qui senza una di queste tre etichette.
niente giri di parole
Una regressione riceve una voce come qualsiasi altra, con le parole che useremmo in un post-mortem. L’API mantiene il proprio registro, perché porta con sé una promessa di compatibilità che un rilascio del prodotto non ha.
il registro completo
Ogni rilascio, in un unico elenco.
La barra sopra mostra i sei più recenti. Qui ci sono tutti, dal più recente.
- v4.7
Accounts own billing: one plan covers every workspace
October 20, 20263 modifiche - v4.6
Native game codecs: Unity Localization CSV and Unreal Engine PO
September 1, 20261 modifica - v4.5
Shopify: the first commerce connector
August 25, 20261 modifica - v4.4
Markdown/MDX codec
August 18, 20261 modifica - v4.3
The integrations marketplace: five more CMS connectors, a Figma plugin, and a GitHub App
August 11, 20264 modifiche - v4.2
Real SAML SSO, a Trust Center, and the OSS program
August 4, 20264 modifiche - v4.1
WordPress connector
July 28, 20262 modifiche - v4.0
OTA / CDN runtime string delivery and runtime SDKs
July 21, 20263 modifiche - v3.9
Per-project AI Profile and source-drift self-heal
July 7, 20262 modifiche - v3.8
Confidence-gated auto-approve and a per-language MQM scorecard
June 30, 20263 modifiche - v3.7
Semantic (fuzzy) translation memory
June 23, 20262 modifiche - v3.6
External-vendor assignment workflow
June 16, 20262 modifiche - v3.5
Three more file formats: XLIFF 2.0, Java .properties, and .NET .resx (17 total)
June 9, 20263 modifiche - v3.4
Spreadsheet formats: CSV and XLSX (14 total)
June 2, 20262 modifiche - v3.3
Four new file formats: XLIFF 1.2, Apple String Catalogs, gettext PO, and YAML
May 26, 20265 modifiche - v3.2
Style inference: a draft style guide from your reviewed translations
May 19, 20264 modifiche - v3.1
Self-healer: suggested and auto-applied fixes for flagged rows
May 12, 20263 modifiche - v3.0
Translation QA: MQM-style scoring for every locale
May 5, 20264 modifiche - v2.9
Glossary & term base, with CSV/TBX import-export and AI term mining
April 28, 20265 modifiche - v2.8
CLI, GitHub Action, and the React SDK
April 21, 20264 modifiche - v2.6
Billing plans, promo codes, and a faster grid
April 14, 20264 modifiche - v2.5
Roles, seats, and per-project access tokens
April 7, 20264 modifiche - v2.4
Signed webhooks and delivery redelivery
March 31, 20264 modifiche - v2.3
Quality Mode and translation memory savings tracking
March 24, 20264 modifiche - v2.2
REST API: pull, push, and translate
March 17, 20263 modifiche - v2.1
Flutter ARB, Laravel formats, and capability-aware export
March 3, 20263 modifiche - v2.0
AI-powered batch translation
February 17, 20264 modifiche - v1.3
Keyboard navigation and optimistic saves
February 3, 20264 modifiche - v1.2
A virtualized editor for large projects
January 20, 20263 modifiche - v1.0
Transglot launches
January 6, 20263 modifiche
Fine del registro. 30 rilasci, 94 modifiche.
funziona con ciò che già esegui
41 connettori, già pronti.
il prossimo è in fase di scrittura
Pubblica la tua prossima funzionalità in ogni lingua.
Nessuna carta. 100.000 parole per iniziare con il piano gratuito (25.000 al momento dell’iscrizione, 75.000 dopo una verifica telefonica), poi 10.000 al mese e $0,0008 a parola solo una volta che un piano a pagamento supera la sua quota.