Localization and translation management tool for developers with branching and collaboration features
Free tools to check PHP versions and test code compatibility across versions 7.4 to 8.5
Stage
MVP
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Founded
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Based in
FR
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Currently free during beta. Future model will include a free forever tier for basic use, with pay-as-you-go scaling based on the number of keys in projects, likely charged by batch of 1000 keys. All features included in a single plan with no per-seat pricing.
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Key features
Simple interface that gets started in minutes and is intuitive and easy to use
CLI for pushing and pulling translations from terminal or CI/CD pipeline
Branching system to manage translations for different features in parallel
Framework agnostic support for any codebase with YAML translations
Dashboard for product managers to review and update translations
DeepL integration for automated translation suggestions
Team collaboration between developers and product managers
PHP Version Checker to detect website PHP versions via headers and markers
Multi-version code compatibility checker testing 7.4 to 8.5
PHP Sandbox running code in your browser with real PHP interpreters
PHP Syntax Checker identifying parse errors and deprecated functions
PHP EOL Dates calendar with support status for all versions
Bcrypt Generator for password hashing
phpinfo() Analyzer explaining server configuration
PHP Date Format tester
PHP Formatter for code formatting
PHP Regex Tester for preg_match patterns
What makes it different
Branching support for managing translations across different features simultaneously
Fair, transparent pricing with a forever free tier and no per-seat charges
Built specifically for developers with CLI and CI/CD integration
Allows product managers to suggest changes without disrupting development workflow
All code runs in your browser on WebAssembly, never uploaded to servers
Completely free with no sign-up required
Website checker works on any device including school machines without software installation