Dana Whitfield
VP Engineering
Dana Whitfield
VP Engineering
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AI translation is fast enough to be risky. When suggestions are applied automatically, mistakes can reach your customers before anyone notices, with no record of what changed.
The safer approach flips the default: AI suggests, and a person approves. Nothing is changed without asking.
In StringsOS, accepted suggestions and edits are saved in the translation history, so reviewers can see how the current text was chosen.
That record keeps AI-assisted translation easy to review later.
Translation tools were built for products that shipped a few times a year. Here’s why teams that ship every day need something different.
EngineeringWhen translations travel with your code changes, customers in every language get new features on day one.
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