Tools
Three checks that usually happen by hand.
Price a round of translation, lint a strings file before it goes to a vendor, and see what your formats look like in every locale you ship. Everything runs in your browser, and nothing you paste leaves the page.
Budget estimator
How much will Spanish, German, and Japanese cost?
Set a word count, target locales, and a quality tier. Returns per-locale cost, a total, and a timeline, with the per-pair rate index and any translation-memory discount applied.
Scoping a launch, or a first pass with finance
String audit
Is this file safe to send, and is what came back safe to import?
Lints a strings file for concatenation, hardcoded plurals, broken ICU, and the rest of the send-out checklist. Then diffs the returned delivery against your source before you import it.
Vendor handoffs and pre-import checks
Locale format explorer
Why does this date parse in one market and not another?
Type a date, number, or price and see it formatted across every locale you ship. Differences that break parsing or tests get flagged, including the characters you cannot see.
Writing specs and filing formatting bugs
If a result surprises you
Each tool assumes one idea from the course. Formatters explains why the explorer never hardcodes a pattern, pseudolocalization covers the checks the audit runs before a file goes out, and the translation pipeline is where the estimator's word counts and tiers come from.