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Get AI drafts for your translations, and approve every one yourself.

AI suggestions in the editor

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Open a piece of text in the editor, then use the AI panel.

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How it works

You’re in control

AI never changes your text on its own. It suggests, and you accept.

Ask when you want it

Request a suggestion for any piece of text and language, right in the editor.

Everything is recorded

Every suggestion, and whether you accepted or rejected it, is saved in the history.

Edits are noticed

If you edit an accepted suggestion, StringsOS records it as an override.

AI suggests. You approve.

That’s the main rule in StringsOS: AI suggests, people approve, and every important decision is recorded. AI is switched on per project, so sensitive projects can stay completely manual.

  • Nothing changes without your OK
  • AI on or off per project
  • A record of every decision

Get a suggestion

In the translation editor, pick any untranslated text and choose Generate. AI looks at your original text, the language you’re translating into, and nearby text for context. The suggestion appears in the editor, ready for you to edit or accept.

Your call

StringsOS never applies a suggestion on its own. You accept it, and it becomes a Draft. If someone edits an AI-written translation, or a change is made directly in a connected GitHub repository, StringsOS records it as an Override, so you can always see what happened.

Next: bring in your existing translations

Already have translation files? Import them into StringsOS.

Import & export

Try an AI suggestion on your first piece of text.

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