Effortless localization automation for documentation.
LocalizeFlow is a GitHub-native automation infrastructure that removes the operational burden of multilingual documentation.
Built for developers, open-source maintainers, and early-stage teams who want localization to run without reviewers, vendors, or complex workflows.
Localization is not blocked by translation quality.
It is blocked by operations.
Most localization platforms assume one thing:
Every translation must be reviewed and managed by humans.
That assumption creates:
- reviewer management
- approval workflows and QA gates
- vendor coordination
- dashboards and project overhead
- enterprise-grade pricing
As a result, localization becomes slow, expensive, and inaccessible to most teams.
So teams decide not to localize at all.
LocalizeFlow is for teams that:
- do not have reviewers
- do not want vendor contracts
- ship documentation frequently
- do not want to spend time setting up localization workflows
- want localization to run automatically
This includes:
- open-source maintainers
- indie developers
- early-stage startups
- fast-moving product teams
These teams need localization the most, but cannot afford to operate or configure it.
LocalizeFlow treats localization as infrastructure.
Not as a workflow. Not as a project. Not as a dashboard.
During setup, you connect your repository and choose the documentation paths and languages.
After that, LocalizeFlow continuously:
- detects documentation changes
- identifies outdated translations
- regenerates them deterministically
- opens language-scoped pull requests
No reviewers. No workflows. No ongoing management.
Once setup is complete, if you rarely need to open the UI again, it is working as intended.
Most localization tools require:
- API keys
- YAML configuration
- custom GitHub Actions
- ongoing operational maintenance
LocalizeFlow does not.
Install the GitHub App. Select the documentation paths. Localization runs continuously.
Localization should be something you enable once, not something you operate forever.
LocalizeFlow is built on top of Co-op Translator, a Microsoft open-source translation engine maintained under the Azure GitHub organization.
Co-op Translator provides the core translation capabilities.
LocalizeFlow adds:
- orchestration and scheduling
- execution reliability
- GitHub-native delivery
- operational abstraction
Together, they enable localization that scales without human maintenance.
https://github.com/Azure/co-op-translator
LocalizeFlow runs as a background automation layer that keeps translations continuously in sync as source documentation evolves.
Documentation changes. Translations stay aligned.
