Locavello Docs

Locavello is a localization platform: extract your product's strings, let an agent produce the first translation pass, review what matters, and ship in every language. Translators and reviewers are free seats on every tier — you pay for projects, keys, and agent words, never for people.

Two modes, one engine

SDK mode — for your codebase. Wrap strings with t(), run locavello extract to push them, and locavello pull to commit the released catalogs — plus a generated locavello.d.ts that makes every key typed and autocompleted. Catalogs live in your repo, so your app has zero runtime dependency on Locavello. Start here: Quick start — SDK.

Website mode — for your website, no code changes. Paste a URL on the homepage for an instant preview (no account needed), then sign up to crawl the site, review the agent's translations, and serve them with a single script tag. The snippet fails open: if anything goes wrong, visitors see your original language — never a blank page. Start here: Quick start — Website.

Both modes share the same engine: keys, namespaces, the review workbench, glossary, translation memory, and immutable releases.

The safety model

Every translation write — agent or human — passes a mechanical placeholder-safety check: a translation that drops or renames an ICU placeholder is rejected before it enters the database. Namespaces you mark as gated (legal, pricing) never publish machine output — only reviewer-approved text ships from them. See the review workflow.

How the docs are organized

The Forjio family

Locavello shares one identity layer (Huudis) and one billing spine (Plugipay) with the rest of the Forjio family — one account works everywhere (see the product switcher at the top of these docs). Agent translation runs on Catentio, the family's agent runtime.