Transform your Xcode project for the global stage with Xpolyglot! This AI-powered tool streamlines app localization, offering cost-effective translations, easy project management, and seamless App Store metadata updates. Launch globally, effortlessly.
Thrilled to unveil Xpolyglot here!
We Initially developed this tool internally for our own needs (at first it was nothing more than a simple CLI written in Rust), and are happy to finally provide it to other developers as well, as an easy-to-use and native SwiftUI app.
As a small app development team with limited resources, we have found it very hard to localize our apps into languages we don't speak ourselves. It's expensive, and often the quality of translations from Fiverr and similar services wasn't great. Of course, if we could've paid more money, we could've gotten better translations, but Xpolyglot isn't for large corporations with heaps of money. It's for small indie developers like us (and maybe you too?), who are just looking for a cheap and reliable way to provide their apps to a global audience.
We're very excited to share this tool with you! Questions, feedback, or just curious? We are here to chat. Dive in, explore Xpolyglot, and let's make app localization a breeze together.
Neat! I've been thinking about a product like this to translate my apps, is there a way to give more context to the translation? Maybe like the comment part of the "NSLocalizedString(_:comment:)"?
@cyrilchandelier Indeed! The tool does use the comment and the name of the key itself for more context, and it works really well in my experience. You can also use `Text(_:,comment:)` instead of NSLocalizedString, which is what I often end up using in my SwiftUI apps
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