Dashboard
View organization-level statistics, recent activity aggregation, and a list of all your projects.
Monitor your localization health across every project and market. Configure target languages and project-level AI consent.
Project overview and settings
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Create and manage dedicated localization portfolios for your applications. Define your base language, add target languages, and configure project-specific terminology glossaries and AI instructions.
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Overview
View organization-level statistics, recent activity aggregation, and a list of all your projects.
Monitor key counts, language completion percentages, AI suggestion activity, and integration statuses.
Add or remove target languages. Includes built-in support for RTL (Right-to-Left) and plural forms.
Manage general project settings, toggle AI consent on or off, and manage archive/delete states.
At the project level, you have explicit control over whether AI translation features are enabled. If AI consent is revoked, AI suggestions will be completely disabled for that project. You can also archive or delete projects to keep your dashboard clean.
Monitoring
The project overview dashboard provides a high-level summary of your project's health. You can see the total number of keys, completion percentages for each target language, and recent activity from your team or API integrations. This is your primary hub for monitoring translation progress before releasing new features.
Settings
In your project settings, you can define the core languages for your product. StringsOS also requires explicit AI consent per project. By toggling AI suggestions on, you enable the translation editor to provide intelligent suggestions for strings. If you have strict data privacy requirements, you can disable AI suggestions at any time to prevent strings from being sent to the AI service.
Lifecycle
Projects can be archived to hide them from your main dashboard while retaining all of their historical translation data. This is useful for retired applications or legacy codebases. If a project is completely obsolete or was created in error, you can permanently delete it. Note that deletion is an irreversible action that removes all keys and history.
Now that you understand projects, explore how to translate your content inside the Translation Editor.
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