Libraries
gt-next and gt-react are open source React libraries with the <T> component and hooks for strings, numbers, dates, and plurals.
General Translation is a full stack localization platform. You wrap your components in <T>, run one command, and the app ships in more than 100 languages. The libraries are open source and setup takes minutes.
npx gt@latest
Teams at Cursor, Ramp, Mintlify, and ClickHouse run GT in production.
<T> componentThe component is the unit of translation. You mark what people read, the CLI translates it at build time, and the runtime serves each visitor their own language.
export default function Welcome() {
return (
<main>
<h1>Welcome back</h1>
<p>Your projects are ready.</p>
</main>
);
}import { T } from 'gt-next';
export default function Welcome() {
return (
<main>
<T>
<h1>Welcome back</h1>
<p>Your projects are ready.</p>
</T>
</main>
);
}Every locale below renders from the single <T> block above.
The CLI translates your project at build time and keeps translations current in CI.
The dashboard shows every string in context, so your team can review and edit before release.
Translations are served from a CDN, so localized pages load as fast as the original.
Languages are not a checklist. Each writing system carries its own shapes, direction, and rhythm, and the platform renders each one correctly.
The runtime serves more than 100 locales with correct plural rules, number and date formats, and text direction.
The libraries, the CLI, the dashboard, and the agent share one pipeline and one set of project keys.
gt-next and gt-react are open source React libraries with the <T> component and hooks for strings, numbers, dates, and plurals.
One command translates the project, checks in the results, and keeps them current on every build.
You can review every translation in context, edit strings, and manage glossaries with your team.
Locadex is an AI agent that sets up i18n for you. It wraps your components, configures the project, and opens the pull request.
You can start free and pay for what you translate. Both plans cover buildtime, runtime, and review.
$0 to start
The free tier covers everything you need to localize a real product.
Custom annual
An engineer walks you through implementation, volume, and your security review.