Veertly expanded internationally with event-hosting in six languages
Veertly is a customizable virtual event platform that enables organizations to create engaging online events. Since its creation in 2020, the software has been used to host over 7,500 events worldwide for companies from diverse industries.
The Challenge
Veertly wanted users to enjoy a personalized app experience in their native languages. Manually editing JSON files and relying on colleagues for translations made synchronization slow, difficult, and error-prone for the development team. They needed a faster, smoother way to deliver a fully localized interface for their international events.
The Solution
By integrating via Localazy’s CLI, Veertly replaced manual JSON file management with an automated process. Developers uploaded English strings and synced updates with a few CLI commands while translations were managed through Localazy’s interface. This reduced manual work, keeping all languages in sync and enabling updates without slowing development.
The Result
Veertly now supports six languages: English, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, and Dutch. The setup process was straightforward and results came fast, improving attendees' experiences. The new workflow not only saved time but also ensured error-free localization, encouraging users to contribute to translations.
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