Resource library

Everything we can point at, in one index

Reference pages, release notes, the legal pack and the integration catalog. Nothing here asks for an email, because nothing here is a file — it is all pages on this site, and they open in a tab.

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Indexed

Open now

Behind a form

Entries in the index, counting the ones we have not published yet.

LIBRARY INDEX

Entries behind a form. Everything that exists opens in a browser tab.

NO GATE

File formats documented, with their plural support and round-trip caveats.

FORMAT REFERENCE

Integrations listed with a price, a sync direction and the caveat that applies.

INTEGRATION CATALOG

Ebooks and reports

Four titles, written from the notes behind the product

Each chapter documents a surface that already ships, which is why we can publish the outlines now. The books themselves are not finished, and the page says so.

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In production

Outlines published · books unfinished

TITLE 01 · EBOOK

Localization for engineers9 chapters outlined

TITLE 02 · EBOOK

The economics of translation memory7 chapters outlined

TITLE 03 · EBOOK

Shipping quality you can defend7 chapters outlined

TITLE 04 · EBOOK

Leaving your current localization tool5 chapters outlined

Library

Filter by what you need

Reference and release notes are the bulk of it. The last group is the honest one: things we intend to publish and have not, listed so you know they are missing rather than hidden.

19 entries

ARTICLES

4 CATEGORIES

Localization guides on the blogLong-form pieces on migrating off Texterify, structuring i18next keys, running localization as code, glossary governance and automated QA.

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MIGRATION

3 IMPORT SOURCES

Moving off Lokalise, Phrase or CrowdinWhat the one-time importer carries across — projects, keys and every locale — using a read token you paste from your own account. Anything else moves as a file export.

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REFERENCE

20 FORMATS

The file format referenceEvery format transglot reads and writes, which of them carry plural forms, and what the X-Skipped-Keys response header tells you when a key cannot round-trip.

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CATALOG

41 APPS

The integration catalogConnectors, design plugins and developer apps, each with its price, whether it syncs one way or two, and the caveat that applies to it.

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REFERENCE

224 CLDR LANGUAGES

Language and plural-rule coverageThe locales you can add to a project, and how CLDR plural categories are resolved per target locale when a format carries plurals.

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MATRIX

5 GROUPS · 5 TIERS

The plan comparison matrixFive groups of line items across Free, Indie, Team, Business and Enterprise — including the things the Free tier deliberately does not include.

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REFERENCE

SCORE 0–100

How a translation is scoredThe MQM-style typology behind the quality gate, the structural placeholder and plural checks, and the guard that stops self-heal overwriting a human edit.

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REFERENCE

API · CLI · ACTION · MCP

The developer platform in one pageThe REST API, the CLI, the GitHub Action, the MCP server, signed webhooks and the cacheable runtime pull endpoint, with the token model they all share.

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SPECIMENS

LIVE SPECIMENS

The design system these pages are built fromEvery color token, type role, geometry rule and component specimen used across this site, rendered live rather than described.

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RELEASE NOTES

29 RELEASES

The product changelogEvery dated release, written as a historical record. An entry is never edited afterwards to agree with a later number.

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RELEASE NOTES

6 RELEASES

The REST API changelogThe API evolves additively: new fields and new endpoints, never a breaking change to one your integration already calls.

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PROCUREMENT

SUBPROCESSORS · POSTURE

The trust center packSubprocessors with their regions and DPA links, the translation-memory disclosure in full, and a compliance posture that names what is in progress rather than claiming a certificate.

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DOCUMENT

FULL TEXT

The data processing addendumThe DPA in full, readable before you ask anyone to sign it, with the processing scope and subprocessor terms written out.

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DOCUMENT

2 TIERS · CREDIT TABLE

The service level agreementThe Business and Enterprise uptime commitments and the service-credit schedule, plus the plain statement that Free, Indie and Team are best-effort.

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PROGRAM

APPLICATION FORM

Free for open sourceTeam-level entitlements granted to qualifying repositories at no cost, and the opt-in "localized with" README badge that comes with them.

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IN PRODUCTION

OUTLINES PUBLISHED

Ebooks and reportsFour titles we are writing from the engineering notes behind the product. The outlines are published; the books are not finished.

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TEMPLATE

NOT PUBLISHED

A copy-paste CI workflowThe GitHub Action ships with the product, but a ready-to-paste workflow file — scoped token, pseudo-locale check, the gate as a required check — is not published on this site yet.

Coming soon

TEMPLATE

NOT PUBLISHED

A glossary starter listA first set of product terms worth locking, with notes on when locking a term costs you more than it saves. Not written yet.

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RECORDING

NOT RECORDED

Recorded walkthroughsWe have not recorded any. Until we do, a demo is a live call with someone who works on the product.

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How we publish

SOURCED: Every figure on this site names where it came from — a config file, an enum, or a dated release. A number we cannot source does not get printed.
NO GATE: Nothing in the library asks for an email. The ebook request is a mailto you can read before you send it.
IN THE OPEN: The application is MIT-licensed, so the behavior described on these pages is the behavior you can read in the code.
DATED: Release notes are a historical record. An entry keeps the numbers that were true on its date, even after they change.

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Developers

BlogGuides on migration, key structure, localization as code and automated QA.Read →

Developers

Ebooks and reportsFour titles in production, with their chapter outlines published.Read →

Platform

Integrations and formatsThe full catalog of connectors, plugins and file codecs.Read →

Trust

Trust centerSubprocessors, the DPA and a compliance posture with nothing certified claimed.Read →

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The free plan is 2,000 words a month, one project and three seats, with no card. It takes less time than the shortest page in this library.

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