Localization shouldn’t suck!

We know that users would love to have their favorite apps and tools in their native language. We also know that localization usually sucks for the product teams building said apps and tools.

That’s why we’re building our automated localization platform, allowing product teams to focus on shipping new features while localization runs itself in the background.

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What do we stand for?

Open

Integrating with your favorite framework gives you freedom. Unlimited seats open up collaboration.

Automated

Cut repetitive work with automations and AI-powered features — focus on human input where it matters.

Transparent

No hidden costs, no small print: we believe in clear pricing and honest communication.

Intuitive

Localization tools shouldn't come with big learning curves. A clean UX helps onboard teams right away.

I built my own tool out of frustration

In 2018, I was translating my fairly successful Android app into 30+ languages. For five years, I tried various translation tools but every platform had the same problems. Processes were manual, long and painful. Seats for contributors were limited.

I realized that localization sucks, and I wanted to change that. I wanted an autonomous localization kit that worked in the background while I focused on making my product grow. That's how Localazy was born.

Today, we help hundreds of product teams skip the hurdles I faced back then.

Read my story

Václav Hodek
Localazy CEO

Read my story

Users served

1B+

Integrations

60+

Languages

1,100+

Countries active in

100

Meet the team

Václav Hodek

CEO

I struggled to translate my apps, so I built a localization platform.

Jakub Dubec

CRO

I make sure the right people find Localazy when they need it. Welcome!

Avishag Bukai

Head of Sales & Partnerships

You'll probably hear from me first — and I'll make sure you talk to the right people after.

Petr Hodný

Product Marketing Lead

I'm the bridge between what our product can do and the problem you're trying to solve.

Daniel Chárvat

Product Lead

I turn what our users need into what our product does next.

Zuzana Hodková

Localization Team Lead

I lead the team that makes sure translations actually sound right.

Marta G. Coloma

Head of Marketing

I tell the world what Localazy does, and why it matters.

and more!

Founded in Czechia,
located worldwide

Find us in 20+ countries.

We are a remote company

Let's talk

Curious questions or honest feedback?
We welcome both. Let us know!

Petr Hodný / Product

petr@localazy.com

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Localazy founded, and where are its headquarters located?

Václav Hodek founded Localazy in 2020, and its headquarters are located in Brno, Czech Republic.

Initially, the company focused on helping Android app developers localize their apps with the help of crowdsourced translations. Since then, it has grown into a full translation management platform serving hundreds of software teams of all sizes across multiple industries.

Fun fact: While the official Localazy headquarters are in Brno, the team has operated in full-remote mode since its inception during the pandemic to this day.

Last updated: 31/03/2026

What does the name "Localazy" mean, and how did you come up with it?

The name combines “localization” with “lazy,” which is a nod to the developer mindset of automating repetitive work instead of doing it manually. 😅

If you’ve ever copy-pasted translations between spreadsheets or created string files by hand for each language, you know exactly why “lazy” is a compliment here. The idea is simple: let the platform handle the tedious parts of localization so you can focus on building your product.

Last updated: 18/03/2026

What was Localazy's origin story, and what motivated its founder to build the platform?

Václav Hodek, Localazy’s founder and CEO, was an independent developer building and translating his fairly successful Android app into 30+ languages when he ran into the same frustration many developers face: existing localization tools didn’t fit the way he worked.

The solutions he tried were either too clunky, too expensive, or required too much manual effort just to get translations into his projects. So he built a platform from a developer’s perspective, prioritizing automation, CLI-first workflows, and clean API integration. Localazy launched in April 2020 as an MVP for Android app localization and grew from there into the fully-featured translation management platform for software teams it is today.

Last updated: 31/03/2026

How big is the Localazy team?

The Localazy platform is developed and maintained by a small, focused team of about 20 people. If you count the professionals in our translator network & content contributors, the number gets closer to a hundred.

We’re fully remote, mostly based in Europe (from 🇪🇸 Spain to 🇪🇪 Estonia, with the majority of the team located in the heart of Europe: 🇨🇿 Czech Republic).

Everyone works closely together across product development, engineering, and customer support. Because we’re a compact team building and using the platform ourselves, you’ll often talk to people who actually know the product inside and out and can help solve your problem directly, not just pass you along to someone else.

Last updated: 31/03/2026