Web apps01
Continuous web application localization
Translate interface copy as React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, or other web products change.
Connected workflow · Human reviewContinuous software localization
Make localization part of every software release.
Connect web apps, mobile apps, strings, JSON, XML, XLIFF, SDKs, review, and release workflows without slowing product teams down.
For product, engineering, localization, QA, and release teams.
75+ languagesHuman approvalOne shared memory
Live content operation
One context · every deliverable
01Web app strings
02Mobile resources
03JSON and XLIFF
Shared contextMemory active
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Detect
Specialist agent
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Translate
Specialist agent
3
Review
Specialist agent
4
Release
Specialist agent
Context and reviewer decisions travel with the work
Web locales
App resources
Release-ready files
Repository content, product context, and release state stays attached from input to approved output.
The complete job, connected
One goal. Every step required to ship.
Universe keeps the brief, assets, language context and approvals together while agents move the work from one step to the next.
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Fit localization into development
Move new and changed strings through translation and review without manual file handoffs.
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Give translators product context
Give AI agents and translators the screens, keys, descriptions, prior translations, and terminology attached to each string.
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Return files ready for release
Preserve keys, variables, markup, and file structure so translated resources can move back into the build.
Everything the workflow needs
A complete workflow—not a list of features.
Start with the job your team needs to finish. Add formats, languages, audiences and destinations without rebuilding the process.
Mobile02
iOS and Android localization
Process app strings, metadata, and release content for mobile teams.
Connected workflow · Human reviewFiles03
JSON, XML, and XLIFF translation
Preserve structure, variables, tags, and keys while content moves between systems.
Connected workflow · Human reviewRelease04
Localization release workflows
Trigger jobs from source changes and require the right language, product, or QA approval before merge.
Connected workflow · Human reviewHow the job moves
One job from source to delivery.
Each step receives the content, context and decisions from the step before it. People review the moments that need judgment.
Connect source content
Use files, repositories, SDKs, APIs, or product systems as the source of new and changed strings.
Add product context
Pair strings with screenshots, descriptions, terminology, variables, and prior decisions.
Translate and validate
Reuse approved language, flag structural issues, and route content to language and product reviewers.
Return to the release
Deliver files and updates in the structure the product build and release process expects.
Why teams choose this workflow
Fewer handoffs. More work ready to ship.
The workflow becomes easier to repeat because approved language, assets and decisions stay available for the next run.
Shorter release handoffs
Engineering and localization teams share one visible path for content changes.
Safer strings and files
Variables, tags, keys, and file structures are checked before localized content returns to the product.
A product that improves language by language
Approved terminology and translations are reused instead of being rediscovered in every release.
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Capabilities behind this solution
Common questions
Software localization: common questions
Which software localization file formats are supported?
Workflows can handle common structured localization formats including JSON, XML, XLIFF, iOS strings, Android resources, YAML, properties files, and other product content sources.
Can localization run from a repository or API?
Yes. Product teams can connect files and systems through supported integrations, SDKs, APIs, or custom workflow steps.
How does Vitra protect variables and markup?
Validation steps can check placeholders, keys, tags, and file structure before translated content is approved and returned to the release process.
Start with one real workflow
Bring one real content job. Leave with a workflow your team can run again.
See how your source content, review process and delivery systems can work together inside Vitra Universe.