
General Translation
Artificial intelligence localization suite for React projects
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General Translation is an AI-powered localization library that translates React and Next.js UI content inline and provides a dashboard for managing translations.
- for
- React/Next.js developers and teams needing multilingual support
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Inline translation CLI — Translate UI strings directly from the codebase using simple CLI commands.
- Locadex AI Agent — Connects to GitHub, CMS, Google Drive, Figma and other sources to sync translations.
- Translation editor — Web UI for editing, versioning, and approving translations with unlimited users.
- Context-aware translations — Preserves tone, style, and domain-specific terminology via custom prompts and glossaries.
- Full-stack SDKs — Open-source i18n libraries for React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js and Python.
- CDN delivery — Serve localized assets from edge locations for low-latency global access.
Use cases
- Translate a React web app into 120+ languages without refactoring code
- Sync translation updates from a GitHub repo via the Locadex agent
- Edit and approve UI strings collaboratively through the web dashboard
- Serve localized content from a CDN to reduce latency for international users
General Translation FAQ
How do I start translating my Next.js app?+
Install the CLI with npx gt@latest, run gt translate, and it will scan your source files and generate locale JSON files.
Can I integrate translations with my GitHub repository?+
Yes, the Locadex AI Agent connects to GitHub, scans the repo and can open pull requests with translation updates.
What languages are supported?+
Unlimited languages; the platform can generate translations for any locale you add.
Is there a free tier?+
The Starter plan is free with usage-based billing and includes all core features.
What security features are available for enterprises?+
Enterprise includes SSO (SAML & OIDC), SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 certifications, RBAC and audit logs.
Summarized by DevHunt from generaltranslation.com · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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