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Translation management for software teams. Sync with Git, collaborate with translators, use AI with your own API keys, and automatically catch outdated translations when source strings change. All features included, generous limits, from €9.90/month.
We built Linguiqo because localization tools started to feel unnecessarily complicated.
Our needs were pretty straightforward: keep translations in sync with the product, let developers and translators work together, know when a translation becomes outdated, and use machine translation when it actually saves time.
But we kept running into complicated pricing, surprisingly small usage limits, feature tiers, and workflows that still involved too much manual work.
So we built Linguiqo.
It connects directly to Git, supports the common localization formats, automatically flags translations when their source changes, includes translation memory, QA, API and webhooks, and lets you use OpenAI or DeepL with your own API key.
And we deliberately made the pricing simple. Every paid plan gets the full product, with limits that are designed for real software projects rather than forcing you to upgrade every time your localization grows.
Plans start at €9.90/month, and there’s a live sandbox if you just want to play with it without creating an account.
I’d love to hear how you’re handling localization today - especially what annoys you about your current setup.
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About Linguiqo on Product Hunt
“Localization without the usual limits”
Linguiqo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #92 on the daily leaderboard. Translation management for software teams. Sync with Git, collaborate with translators, use AI with your own API keys, and automatically catch outdated translations when source strings change. All features included, generous limits, from €9.90/month.
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We built Linguiqo because localization tools started to feel unnecessarily complicated.
Our needs were pretty straightforward: keep translations in sync with the product, let developers and translators work together, know when a translation becomes outdated, and use machine translation when it actually saves time.
But we kept running into complicated pricing, surprisingly small usage limits, feature tiers, and workflows that still involved too much manual work.
So we built Linguiqo.
It connects directly to Git, supports the common localization formats, automatically flags translations when their source changes, includes translation memory, QA, API and webhooks, and lets you use OpenAI or DeepL with your own API key.
And we deliberately made the pricing simple. Every paid plan gets the full product, with limits that are designed for real software projects rather than forcing you to upgrade every time your localization grows.
Plans start at €9.90/month, and there’s a live sandbox if you just want to play with it without creating an account.
I’d love to hear how you’re handling localization today - especially what annoys you about your current setup.