
Crowdin
Localization & translation management platform for apps, websites and docs
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Web-based continuous localization with seamless VCS integration
A web-based translation platform that syncs with version control, enabling continuous localization for projects of any size. It supports crowdsourced contributions, professional support, and a hosted SaaS option.

When teams consider Weblate, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
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Synchronizing app UI strings with Git for continuous releases
Translations are automatically pulled into the repository, ensuring each release ships with up‑to‑date localized content.
Community‑driven translation of documentation
Contributors submit translations via the web UI, which are reviewed and merged without leaving the version‑control workflow.
Enterprise internal software localization with compliance
Self‑hosted deployment keeps data on‑premises, meeting regulatory requirements while providing professional support.
Running a hosted Weblate instance for multiple open‑source projects
A single SaaS subscription manages translation pipelines for dozens of repositories, reducing operational overhead.
Weblate integrates with Git, Mercurial, Subversion and other VCS that expose a repository over SSH or HTTPS.
Weblate offers a free tier for public open‑source projects; paid plans provide additional resources and support.
The platform itself is translated into dozens of languages, and it can manage translation of any language pair for your content.
Weblate stores data in a PostgreSQL database; administrators are responsible for regular backups and can use Docker images for easy replication.
Weblate can connect to external MT services such as Google Translate or DeepL, but it does not include a built‑in engine.
Project at a glance
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