Crowdsourced Translations

Yes, our free plan includes all core localization features and everything you need to successfully and conveniently localize your app on your own or with help from volunteers.

Localazy Translation Memory ™ stores all previously translated source keys, allowing them to be reused in future translations. When a new source key fully matches a stored TM entry, Localazy suggests the existing translation, saving time and ensuring project consistency.

Find out more about Translation Memory.

Yes, you can import your own Translation Memory into Localazy. Localazy supports standard TMX (Translation Memory eXchange) files, which you can upload through the platform to integrate your existing translations with Localazy’s system.

The best way to do it is to create a new project that will serve only as a translation memory source. Upload your TMX files to the project and connect it to your real translation projects using the Connected Projects feature.

Learn more about TMX integration in the documentation.

Translation Memories can be shared between projects using the Connected Projects feature.

To activate translation memory between multiple projects, go to Tools → Connected Projects to begin. Open the Translation memory tab and select a project you would like to connect(max. 5 projects).

Connecting projects translation memories allows you to re-use translations from the other projects via batch translation or as suggestions during translate and review sessions.

Find out more about Connected Projects feature.

Translation Memory is an automatically populated database that stores and suggests previously translated segments for reuse within one project(or multiple projects with Connected Projects feature).

ShareTM, on the other hand, is a public translation memory that allows you to get suggestions from other Localazy projects and share your translations with others in return. Find out more about ShareTM.