Quetzal

Quetzal is an internationalization platform that keeps an application's translations current by working directly in the code repository. A team links a repository once, and Quetzal learns the codebase, translates missing strings, improves existing translations and wraps strings that were never marked for translation. Changes arrive as ordinary pull requests, so engineers review and merge the work as they would any other change. A typical request touches the component files and the locale files together, for example adding a wrapper in a React component along with entries in each language file. The vendor says it is not built for a specific stack or framework and that engineers keep choosing the localization mechanism that suits them, while Quetzal takes over the upkeep. Analysis is free, and translation, translation review, code coverage and apply jobs are metered by model cost. It suits product and engineering teams that ship in several languages and want localization to stop being a recurring chore. Two plans are published. Free costs $0 per month and includes the native locale plus one translation locale and $50 of usage credit. Paid costs $50 per month with unlimited locales and the same $50 monthly credit, and usage beyond the credit is invoiced at model cost. An Enterprise arrangement is available by contacting the vendor.