String Catalog

Unlock effortless app localization with String Catalog by translating your mobile application into 40 different languages quickly and efficiently. This innovative service utilizes advanced AI to provide accurate localizations, catering to over 40 markets globally. Say goodbye to the tedious process of copying and pasting strings into Xcode, and embrace a streamlined workflow that integrates seamlessly with your GitHub repository. In just minutes, your app will be ready to connect with a diverse user base, significantly speeding up your development cycle. Review all translations through a pull request, ensuring the final content aligns with your app's quality and context. With multiple subscription plans designed to fit varying project scales, String Catalog is an essential tool for developers aiming to globalize their apps within the Apple ecosystem.

Key Features

• Fully Automated Localizations: Connect your GitHub and let AI handle the localization of your strings automatically.

• Translate into up to 40 Languages: Access a wide range of languages for your app's localization needs.

• Efficient GitHub Pull Requests: Review automated pull requests for new languages with ease.

• Subscription Plans: Various tiered plans to suit different project needs and scales.

• Extensive Language Support: Localize your app in languages including Arabic, Chinese, French, and many more.

FAQ

What is String Catalog?

String Catalog is a service that uses AI to help localize app strings into up to 40 different languages. It supports various file formats and integrates with Xcode for iOS apps.

How much does String Catalog cost?

String Catalog offers various subscription plans: Hobby Plan at $25/month, Growth Plan at $75/month, and Pro Plan at $125/month, with annual subscriptions available at a discount.

What is the difference between translation and localization?

Localization adapts content beyond direct translation, taking into account cultural and contextual nuances of different regions, whereas translation simply converts text from one language to another.

What languages do you support?

String Catalog supports several languages, including but not limited to English, Spanish, Chinese, French, and Arabic with plans to expand further.

How do I use String Catalog?

To use String Catalog, simply connect your GitHub account, choose your repository, select the languages, and submit your strings for localization. String Catalog handles the process and integrates the translations via a pull request.