The customer support is amazing and the product team always listens to the product improvement feedback. They already implemented some of our feature based suggestions.

It is really easy to use, intuitive, it has a lot of features to help you work more efficiently in less time and it even includes a small place for comments between colleagues.

User interface is pretty straightforward and is not bloated with unnecessary features like in some other tools of this kind.

Some settings are either useless or difficult to understand or implement. There is a scope for a bit of improvement in the user interface.

Crowdin's cloud-based platform made managing translations a breeze. It's incredibly user-friendly, and we particularly appreciated the robust API.

The context feature provides great assistance in understanding the meaning and the possibility of using a glossary makes it all better and consistent throughout the projects.

All-in-one localization project management platform which can save you lots of money.

My overall experience is very very great with this product because Crowdin is cheap with a great quality of tools inside it.

Crowdin is a great tool to help with localization across the board - it's easy for several translators and proofreaders to use, the zendesk integration works well.

Crowdin is a super helpful CAT tool for translators to localize in multiple languages. Similarly, businesses can find and tap the best talent with cutting-edge features.

Invitations to join the specific language can be sent via different ways. The approval of the translations is pretty easy as all the important codes and variables are highlighted.

It’s a easy to use platform, it’s my favorite for sure.

It works perfectly, you can search any word or phrase and the system will check in all projects to find the match. This way you can easily have consistency among your files.

The UI, the features and the user experience are the best features you can have on Crowdin.

Also, there is a vast database of helpful translators for open source projects. And amazing response times of helpdesk is very crucial.

Absolutely amazing product! it really improves the efficiency of the work (time and effort wise).

Fast and simple but powerful online editor, so the team can just focus on translating, proofreading and communication only by using the editor. Very good management of source files - possiblities to.

Very satisfied, you can get the job done quickly.

Easy to use, easy to search. Good ability to use context and translation memory.

I've been using the product for years, and will continue to do so. Everything from the integrations with codebases, to the UI for doing translations is great.

Good UX, excellent support, great integration capabilities, and supports all kinds of translation workflows.

Last but certainly not least, Crowdin has an awesome support team. They're continuously helping users get the most out of the product and always looking for solutions on a per-case basis.

Great built-in CAT tool that makes it super easy to work assigned strings and localizable segments.

Also the way it manages duplicates is not ideal, but we haven't found a platform that does a better job so it's hard to complain.

I love the integration with Github actions. Having our translation source files sync with our code repos is amazing.

This only feature saves us a lot of money. The support is very responsive on Skype and lots of translators available all the time.

Great built-in productivity tool that makes it easy to work on assigned channels. The user interface is quite simple and is not overloaded with features like in some other software of this type.

Some features in GUI, there is a little annoying browsing unfinished sentences or projects. Bad or none evidence of contributing code on Github if used automatic bot.

Crowdin's core features are incredibly easy to use. With a big variety of settings and options, every project and profile is very customisable and dynamic.

Crowdin is the most feature-rich of the localization platforms out there. Just as important, it has the best online translation editor for translators.

I liked the fact that it is intuitive and easy to use. One can easily understand its features and resources and get to work right away in a crowdsourcing environment.

The UI is very responsive, with a good feature-set, easy to use and there are always enough translators around to help out.

Some recent changes in navigation menu made it a bit more difficult to navigate through project (especially when the project is multilingual.

Crowding provides a very flexible solution for working with new content on websites and enables numerous integrations.

Editor is robust and they're always adding great apps to add even more functionality. Project management is very simple as file progress/status is easy to track.

And not just either not receive email notifications at all or get notified on every single project activity (which can be really frustrating in the case of really big teams and multiple languages).

It's a very easy to use platform, in which you can access the job you are assigned, process the information, translate or proofread, all very intuitive an easy going.

Crowdin is the ONLY platform our translators actually enjoy using.

Overall, it has been a smooth experience. The platform is easy to operate and it provides reliable resources, such as context and TM.

The main menu for each project is slightly confusing. The interface leaves room for mistake between different users on a same project.

Can experience the satisfactory and user friendly working environment.

One of the best localization project management platform.

We encountered  some weird behaviour when syncing with source control.

Some settings menus are a bit confusing. You'd expect some options to be found somewhere else.

As there were no segment numbers I found it repetitive and it took a lot of time to just write a lot of comments and when I got a comment again need to answer within the platform.

Features specific to ARB extension and singular/plural translation is missing.

The main thing that I liked about Tolgee was the documentation, flexibility and their customer support.

A great low-cost alternative to big name platforms.

We really like text editing and in context translating, I think it's a great way to add non technical teams to localization processes.

I like that is really great for using it for a team at the same time, it syncs, and also that keeps good track of status changes, plus the search is great either with tags or something specific.

The integration process is very easy and the support is great.

Hidden text like error messages are translated using the web interface of Tolgee app. Deployment is really easy, just save the translations and upload them to the production.

The keys limitation on low budged plans are a little steep.

The ease of use, the setup is easy with docker and kubectl.

Also serious collaborative/workflow tools are missing.

This way our clients have an easy to use way to edit translations of the platforms we build. Tolgee supports all kind of i18n features like plural, etc.

I liek how easy it is to alter translations. Very bussiness sie friendly.

Easy to use interface and modern set of APIs for seemless integration of my app update pipeline.

I mostly used Figma plugin and it is the main reason I have stopped using Tolgee, because it was really annoying to choose the keys each time.

This made it an appealing option, delivering excellent value and enhancing operational efficiency through its supportive functionalities and ease of navigation.

Even though Tolgee is lacking in extra features, it really makes up for it by getting the core functionality right, being easy to setup and use and having a great API/API clients.

It currently doesn’t have some kind of draft mode. That‘s the only thing I am missing.

It enabled high productivity and feels very intuitive to use. I love that you can self-host it, a must-have for some bigger projects.

So far there's only one thing that is slightly annoying - the error messages that sometimes pop up during active use.

Tolgee is a really great tool for localization.

Tolgee covers both of them well and also offer great tech/customer support on their Slack channel.

Everything works perfectly. We translate the most important texts right in the website.

It was easy to get started with Tolgee and since we are still migrating progressively the application texts we don't have to worry about paying for an absurd price.

From a developer experience the documentation can be a bit lacking at times. It helps that there's a slack for support but more could be done to reduce the onboarding pain points of the platform.

What I like the most is the automated translation which is very accurate and help me translate everything in a very short period of time. The collaboration in team is also very easy.

Open-Source projects like Tolgee making it to big space is beautiful and we've been following the journey.

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Crowdin is a cloud localization management platform that provides seamless and continuous localization for developers. Translate mobile or web apps, games, support documentation, and other content to expand globally. 

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File Management

Commenting/Notes

Deadline Management

Project Workflow

Machine Translation

User Management

Status Tracking

Access Controls/Permissions

Activity Tracking

Terminology Management

Project Management

Projections

Communication Management

Resource Management

Collaboration Tools

Assignment Management

Version Control

For Software

Translator Database

Text Editing

Workflow Management

Website Integration

Project Tracking

Activity Dashboard

Reporting & Statistics

Quality Control

Built-In Database

Billing & Invoicing

Localization Automation

Spell Check

Multi-Language

For Websites

Customizable Branding

Reporting/Analytics

Translation Analytics

Quotes/Estimates

Tagging

Third-Party Integrations

Search/Filter

Memory Management

Historical Reporting

Language Detection

Content Management

Document Management

Customizable User Interface

Quality Assurance

Translation Management

Content Delivery

Progress Tracking

Change Management

Price and Cost Calculations

Online Payments

Data Security

AI/Machine Learning

App Store Localization

Customization

Alerts/Notifications

Text Review

Task Management

String Translation Management

Translation Memory

Data Storage Management

Order Management

Invoice Management

Data Extraction

Data Import/Export

Process/Workflow Automation

Revision History

Preview Functionality

Real-Time Data

Role-Based Permissions

Drag & Drop

Translate your project into as many languages as needed with no need to fit into the character limit – you are only charged for the files in the source language.

Email/Help Desk

FAQs/Forum

Knowledge Base

Phone Support

24/7 (Live Rep)

Chat

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11-50

51-200

201-500

501-1000

1000+

Crowdin

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Webinars

Documentation

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Tolgee is an open-source translation management software that integrates in less than one minute. It is the only tool businesses need to translate their web-based project into any language they wish. 

Simple in-context editing of strings in the app: With this feature, users can let anybody translate their app. They can use just alt+click the text in the App and boom. It's translated. Employees can see the result immediately with no editing of .jsons, or xliffs.

It provides automated screenshot generation: The core reason behind all inaccurate translations is missing context.

Third Party Integrations

1. Cloud version of Tolgee comes in four plans: 

Free: €0/month with 1 000 strings included and 10 000 MT credits
Pay as you go: €10/month for extra 1000 strings + €0,2 for extra 1000 MT credits
Business:  €84/month
Enterprise: contact us! 

2. Self-hosted version of Tolgee:
No support: for free
Business: €250/month
Enterprise: contact us! 


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