You make a change.
Bring declared messages, catalogs, or documents. Only changed segments need translating.
A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES
Your next user
speaks another
language.
Meet them there. Turn your product into a multilingual experience, with localization that keeps up as you ship.
Free. Open source. Your models, your rules.
Example productA little preview
Welcome aboard.Make room for
Make room for
your next idea.
A place for your projects, your people, and whatever comes next.
Make yourself at home.
Prepared translations. Change freely.
One product.
A world of people.
Language should open doors. EveryLocale takes care of changed content, translation checks, and approved releases so your team can keep building.
See how it fitsShip once.
Keep every language in step.
Connect your content to a workflow that remembers what changed and keeps the last approved version available.
AI does the groundwork.
Your models translate and independently review. Structural checks protect variables, numbers, links, and markup.
Your release moves together.
Clean revisions follow your approval rules. Pull one consistent release into your build and keep a version to roll back.
Normal work runs automatically. Exceptions reach you. Flagged translations wait for attention. Retries, spending limits, and durable notification delivery keep failures visible.
Let it run.
Keep the final say.
Automatic approval keeps clean translations moving. Turn on a human review gate wherever a person should approve each revision.
- Independent generation and review models
- Context and terminology you control
- Manual corrections that stay until the source changes
A closer look, when you need it
English source
Save your changes.
繁體中文 (台灣)
儲存您的變更。
Protected structure. Clear context. Exact revisions.
Example wording from the review experience.
Fits the way
you already build.
Start with an adapter, or connect your own stack through files and HTTP. Localization stays independent of your application.
React
ICU messages and accessible language controls
Remix 2
Request-owned catalogs and server rendering
Next.js
App Router catalogs and published-page metadata
WordPress
Linked drafts, approvals, and localized publishing
Files & CLI
JSON, YAML, PO, Markdown, MDX, HTML
HTTP API
Versioned imports, jobs, reviews, and approved exports
YOURS TO RUN
Free software.
Real control.
EveryLocale is MIT-licensed and free to self-host. Bring an OpenRouter or compatible endpoint, connect a local model, or use the optional eligible ChatGPT plan connection.
Understand the costs$0software license
You pay for the inference and hosting you choose. Set a project budget, inspect spend, and reuse unchanged translations.
Read the MIT licenseA few good questions.
Can it run without a paid translation platform?
Yes. Self-host EveryLocale and choose your own model endpoint. Local models can run without per-request API charges; hardware and hosting still have a cost.
Does every translation need my approval?
You choose per project. Automatic mode approves revisions that pass structural checks and independent AI review. Human mode requires approval of each exact revision. Material findings stay available for attention.
Will people get switched into a language they did not choose?
The runtime follows the public URL or an explicit preference. Browser language can make a dismissible suggestion. Country decorates a flag; it does not decide someone’s language.
What about search engines?
The runtime helpers build locale URLs, canonicals, reciprocal language alternates, and sitemaps from published pages. Your app renders the complete content on the server. Search visibility and AI citations depend on many factors; localization is not a ranking guarantee.
Can I use my ChatGPT account?
For eligible self-hosted use, the optional connection can use your account’s existing allowance. The persistent service handles sign-in and refresh; CI uses an EveryLocale token. OpenAI determines eligibility and usage limits. OpenRouter and local endpoints remain available.
Build something
more people can call home.
Your first multilingual project starts here.