Import from your repo
Pull keys and files from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
Lexique brings AI translation, review, locale coverage, and export-ready files into one workflow your product team can trust.
Pull keys and files from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
Collaborate in context with tasks, screens, and translations.
Use the API or CLI to keep translations up to date.
Export or deploy translations with confidence.
Lexique turns AI translation into a controlled workflow: context goes in, syntax stays intact, and every draft lands where your team can review it.
Project descriptions, key names, field notes, source text, and existing translations are sent together so the model knows what the string does.
Placeholders, ICU, printf tokens, Markdown, and HTML are preserved and checked before Lexique writes the AI draft back.
AI fills missing locale values inside Lexique, then your team can filter, review, and export clean files before release.
Lexique focuses on the product work between source control and translation delivery: key ownership, context, gaps, exports, and safe iteration.
Lexique is designed for teams that want localization to move through code review, CI/CD, and release automation instead of manual file edits.
Lexique starts with repository import and grows toward the broader product localization stack: source control, AI assistants, editors, and translation services.
Begin with a 14-day no-card trial. Upgrade to Pro when you want ongoing exports, API sync, and AI-assisted translation workflows.
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Pricing is based on the Pro subscription shown on this page. The public offer starts with a 14-day no-card trial, then continues at the displayed Pro price.
You can cancel your Pro subscription from account billing. Since Pro is the only plan today, there is no lower or higher tier to switch to.
Lexique supports JSON, YAML, and CSV exports, with imports from common JSON and YAML translation files used by product teams.
Lexique stores project data behind account access controls. API tokens are encrypted at rest, and subscription billing is handled through Stripe.
Not yet. Pro is the only plan today. Enterprise workspaces, roles, SSO, and custom support are planned for larger teams.
A translation key is a stable identifier like auth.login.button that maps one product message to values in each supported language.
Yes. Lexique can import existing translation files from GitHub and GitLab repositories so you can start from production copy.
Lexique is for software teams that need one source of truth for product copy, locale coverage, translation context, and release-ready exports.
Import existing files, review missing translations, and export a clean bundle before the next release branch.