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globalize.now
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About globalize.now
globalize.now integrates directly into a development workflow to automate localization and translation. It connects to a GitHub or GitLab repository and scans the codebase to prepare it for multilingual support. Once set up, translations are generated and pushed back as locale files in the same repository. Every push to the main branch triggers a pull request containing the translated strings, allowing developers to review changes within their existing code review process. The tool supports over 50 languages, including right-to-left scripts, and works with common i18n libraries such as next-intl, react-i18next, i18next, and @lingui. It can also be driven from coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex via an MCP server. Translations are billed by the number of characters processed, with no per-seat or per-language fees.
Key features
- GitHub and GitLab repository integration
- Automatic PR creation for translations
- Support for 50+ languages including RTL
- Context-aware AI glossary
- Translation memory included
- Framework detection for i18n libraries
- CLI and API access
- MCP server for coding agents
Use cases
- Automating localization for React and Next.js applications
- Maintaining multilingual support in codebases with frequent updates
- Integrating translation workflows into existing Git processes
Pros
- Integrates directly into Git repositories
- Automatically generates and pushes translations as PRs
- Supports over 50 languages including RTL scripts
- Works with existing i18n libraries
- Billed by characters translated with no per-seat fees
Cons
- No free tier beyond initial €5 credit
- Requires GitHub or GitLab integration
- Early access pricing structure may change
- Limited to codebase localization workflows
Frequently asked questions about globalize.now
Why not just use Google Translate for localization?
Google Translate overlays rough machine translations on live pages without control over wording or integration into the codebase. globalize.now translates the actual text in your codebase into locale files you own, ensuring editable, AI-quality translations and proper page structures per language.
How do I get set up with globalize.now?
Sign up at globalize.now, create a project, and connect your GitHub or GitLab repository. The setup scans the codebase, prepares it for multilingual support if needed, and begins translating strings automatically.
Can I set up globalize.now from a coding agent instead of the web app?
Yes. Use the command 'npx skills add globalize-now/globalize-skills' from your project root, then instruct your coding agent—such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex—to set up i18n and connect your repository.
What languages does globalize.now support?
The tool supports over 50 languages on day one, including right-to-left scripts like Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian, as well as widely used languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, and Spanish.
How does the pricing model work for globalize.now?
Translations are billed by the number of characters processed, with no per-seat or per-language fees. Users receive a free translation credit on signup and can top up as needed at the same per-character rate.
Does globalize.now integrate with specific i18n libraries?
Yes. The tool works with common i18n libraries such as next-intl, react-i18next, i18next, and @lingui, and supports JSON or PO locale files depending on the library used.
