Native .strings sync and iOS app workflows
"welcome_title" = "Welcome";
"login_button" = "Sign In";
"settings_label" = "Settings";
// Auto-synced to 12 locales
// ja.lproj, de.lproj, fr.lproj...
Native frameworks require rethinking your localization workflow
Multiple targets, .lproj directories, syntax errors
Code strings and App Store metadata drift apart
New format support and modern localization patterns
Translation process outside your native development tools
Localization that integrates seamlessly with Xcode, SwiftUI, and your native development workflow.

Source Strings
Detect & Extract
Translate
Sync Back
Built for modern iOS development with SwiftUI, frameworks, and App Store metadata
Direct sync with iOS .strings files
Native String catalog integration
Sync across app, extension, and framework targets
Works with UIKit, SwiftUI, and hybrid apps
Combined code + App Store localization
Real-world iOS development setups where localization matters
Keep your native SwiftUI strings translated automatically
Sync translations across app targets, extensions, and frameworks
Manage both native strings and App Store metadata together
How native iOS integration transforms your workflow
| Feature | Manual Management | With iOS Integration |
|---|---|---|
| File Format Support | Manual .strings handling | Localizable.strings + String Catalogs |
| Multi-Target Sync | Manual per target | Automatic across all targets |
| SwiftUI Support | Limited tooling | Native String Catalog integration |
| App Store Metadata | Separate process | Combined code + metadata |
| Team Workflow | Scattered tools | Native Apple development tools |
Everything you need to know about iOS localization
iOS developers worldwide are shipping faster with automatic localization.