Coverage
5 products have documented native delivery
The remaining products may rely on an integration, a workaround, or a broader published placement. Open a product to inspect the evidence and delivery conditions.
Stage 06
Put localized content back into builds, apps, websites, stores and media platforms where users meet it.
7 products
Localization map coverage
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Stage brief
Coverage
The remaining products may rely on an integration, a workaround, or a broader published placement. Open a product to inspect the evidence and delivery conditions.
Commercial signal
Pricing facts come from current published offer records. Use the directory filters below to separate public pricing, quote-based offers, and profiles still being researched.
Outcomes
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Return translated strings and files to repositories, builds and authoring systems without breaking encoding, IDs or placeholders.
Deliver new or corrected translations to live apps and sites through an SDK or CDN without waiting for a release.
Move string tables and localized assets between game engines and localization tools without manual export and import.
Publish translated pages with localized URLs, hreflang, sitemaps and metadata so each language can be found in search.
Translate and serve a website through a proxy, JavaScript layer or plugin when deep CMS integration is not feasible or a market must launch quickly.
Pull product content from PIM and commerce platforms and keep every language current as products and attributes change.
Localize store titles, descriptions, keywords and screenshots for each market in step with the app.
Markets
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Directory
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LocManic is owned by Alconost, which also owns GitLocalize and Localize.io. We apply the same evidence standards to every product.