Readmio automated their localization workflow to deliver magic to every story
Readmio is a Czech digital publisher creating a no-screen app for bedtime stories. With over 1M downloads and more than 6M tales already read, they offer nearly 500 stories children and adults can enjoy together offline in their native languages.
The Challenge
Readmio initially offered stories only in Czech and Slovak. As demand for more languages grew, hardcoded strings, endless update requests to developers, and manual progress tracking became unsustainable. With plans to expand into larger markets like Brazil, the team needed a scalable way to manage translations without delaying story releases.
The Solution
The team adopted Localazy CLI to automate translation sync with their codebase, replacing manual file updates. By inviting external translators and native speakers into the platform, strings could be edited directly. Localazy’s automatic translation suggestions were used for quick drafts, reviewed and refined by translators, and automatically pushed to the app after approval.
The Result
Using Localazy, Readmio made the localization process easier for both developers and translators. The expansion from 2 to 8 languages went smoothly, and more are already in the pipeline. With translations running seamlessly, the team can now focus on adding new stories instead of fixing localization issues.
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