globalize.now is AI-powered localization infrastructure built for the apps developers actually ship today — codebases generated by Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, and Replit.
Most AI-generated apps contain hundreds of hardcoded UI strings, no i18n framework, and no locale files. Traditional translation management systems (TMS) like Lokalise, Crowdin, and Phrase assume that work is already done. globalize.now fixes the missing layer automatically.
Run npx globalize-skills in your project root and prompt your AI agent: "Set up localization for my project." The agent then:
1. Detects your framework (Next.js, React, Vue, Vite)
2. Scans the codebase and finds every hardcoded UI string
3. Installs the correct i18n runtime (next-intl, react-intl, vue-i18n, or i18next)
4. Generates structured translation keys
5. Creates locale files for every target language
6. Rewrites components to reference keys instead of literals
7. Connects your GitHub repo for auto-sync on every push
After setup, new strings are detected and translated automatically on every push to main. No dashboard. No manual exports. No missed strings.
globalize.now is library-agnostic — its output works with i18next, next-intl, react-intl, FormatJS, vue-i18n, and any other i18n runtime. It supports 50+ languages including RTL (Arabic, Hebrew). Pricing is a flat €20/month per workspace, including 100,000 translated characters monthly.
This is not a TMS. globalize.now sits one layer below tools like Lokalise and Crowdin — it produces the translation keys and locale files that those tools require as input. For teams with dedicated localization managers, globalize.now complements a TMS by automating Layer 1. For solo developers and small teams shipping AI-coded apps, it removes the need for a TMS entirely.
