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Open SourceWhy We Added a Console Notice to i18next — and Why We Removed It
An honest account of why we introduced a console.info support notice into i18next, what happened next, and what we learned from it.
ProductYour AI Assistant Can Now Manage Your Locize Translations
The Locize MCP server connects Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other AI assistants directly to your translation projects — find missing keys, publish versions, manage branches, all from your AI chat.
Tutorialsnext-i18next v16: App Router, Pages Router, and Everything In Between
next-i18next v16 brings first-class App Router support with Server Components, Client Components, and edge-safe proxy — while keeping full Pages Router compatibility. One package, both routers, zero boilerplate.
GuidesFrom Hardcoded Strings to Global-Ready: The Modern React i18n Journey
Learn how to internationalize a modern React app in minutes using the new i18next-cli and Locize automation.
ProductPredictable Growth: Introducing Fixed Pricing and a Free Plan
We’re evolving our pricing to give you the best of both worlds: the predictability of fixed monthly plans and the flexibility of usage-based scaling. Plus, a new way to start for free.
GuidesBuilding Robust Offline-First Apps with i18next
Learn how to ensure your application translations remain available even in tunnels, elevators, or restricted networks. This guide explores using i18next chained backend to combine the agility of the Locize CDN with the reliability of local caching and bundled fallbacks.
EngineeringThe DIY Localization Trap: Why AI and JSON are Not a Strategy
Thinking of building your own localization autopilot or self-hosting? Discover the hidden engineering costs of DIY localization and why AI-only workflows fail at scale.
ProductBack to Our Roots: The All-New locize.com
Locize has a new look. We’re going back to our roots with a faster, cleaner, and more transparent experience — built by developers, for developers.
GuidesWhat is i18n? (The 2026 Edition)
Internationalization (i18n) is the architectural process of building software that can be adapted to different languages and regions without engineering changes. This 2026 guide covers modern i18n in the era of AI and server rendering.