Localization engineering in practice

I like that Lingo.dev's localization infrastructure is AI-first from the ground up. We went from six months per release to one sprint across 34 languages – and we talk directly to the engineers behind it.

I loved how Lingo.dev showed up, understood our problems, and came up with solutions. We didn't need to build localization infrastructure – they solved it perfectly.

Lingo.dev was different – no bloated features, just focused solutions. Dutch reads naturally, Russian fits our UI perfectly, and our brand voice stays consistent.

Now our engineers don't even think about localization. They just build features, and translations happen automatically in 36 languages.

We used to constantly worry about keeping translations in sync. Now we just build features, and localization happens automatically.

The first impression was the best one – it just worked. For an open-source project like ours, having this level of personal support while automating our entire localization process was exactly what we needed.