gt-next
The Next.js SDK with the <T> component, locale routing middleware, and static translation at build time.
General Translation is a full-stack localization platform. Wrap a page in the <T> component and it renders in more than 30 languages minutes after install. The CLI translates at build time, the dashboard carries review, and Locadex does the setup on its own.
npm i gt-nextThe <T> component marks JSX for translation in place. There are no extracted keys and no JSON catalogs to maintain. The CLI reads your components, translates the content, and writes every locale at build time.
import { T } from 'gt-next';
export default function Morning() {
return (
<T>
<h1>Good morning</h1>
<p>Your project is ready to review.</p>
</T>
);
}Variables, plurals, and markup survive translation because the component carries structure, not strings.
<T> component. JSX stays JSX and variables stay live.A localization platform should show the languages it serves. GT handles plural rules, number and date formats, and right to left layout through CLDR data, so Japanese, Arabic, and Hindi render correctly without extra configuration.
Each label above is a real string in its own script, set with the correct lang and dir attributes. That is the standard the product holds your app to.
Every piece works on its own and they compound together, from the first component to continuous translation in CI.
The Next.js SDK with the <T> component, locale routing middleware, and static translation at build time.
The same component model for any React app, with runtime loading for translations.
npx gt translate reads your project, sends the content, and returns finished locales.
Review, edit, and approve translations with glossaries and shared project context.
An AI agent that installs the library, wraps your components, and opens the pull request.
Plans start at zero and usage is billed per token, so the price of a translation is knowable before you run it.
Unlimited users, projects, and languages. The editor, the GitHub integration, and Locadex are included. The minimum top-up is $10.
Forward-deployed engineers, custom workflows for any format or framework, and shared context across projects.
A usage limit is a hard cap. It blocks billing even with auto-reload on.