Ship translations with your code, not weeks later

Most teams launch new features in English first and translate them weeks later. The result is a two-tier product: some customers get the new experience right away, and others wait.

Another approach is to attach translations to the same GitHub pull request (the proposed code change your team already reviews) that ships the feature. Your team previews, reviews, and approves the translated text in one place.

Translation as part of code review

Because it lives in the pull request, translation becomes a normal part of review: visible, easy to compare, and held to the same checks as the rest of your code.

Designers can spot text that won’t fit before it goes live. Engineers stay in the tools they already use. And every language launches together.