Translate your app strings without the tears
Localized apps tend to get featured by Apple and reach 40% more users.
Parlo uses AI to translate your iOS and Laravel projects in minutes, not weeks.
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Let me show you how quick it is!
Blazingly Fast™
Translate hundreds of strings in seconds. Way faster than your intern, and fewer typos too.
Native macOS App
Built for Mac with SwiftUI. No Electron, no memory-hogging web views. Your RAM will thank you.
40+ Languages
From Albanian to Vietnamese. Yes, even Klingon if you ask nicely. (Okay, maybe not Klingon.)
Your Data, Your Keys
Bring your own OpenAI API key. Your strings never touch our servers. We're not that nosy.
Context-Aware
AI understands context from your string keys and comments. "Submit" won't become "unterwerfen" in German.
Preserves Formatting
Placeholders like %@ and %d stay intact. No more "Bonjour %@" becoming "Bonjour pourcentage arobase".
How it works
Three steps. Seriously, that's it.
Open your project
Point Parlo to your project's root directory. It'll find your .xcstrings or Laravel lang files automatically.
Pick languages
Select which languages you want. Select them all if you're feeling ambitious.
Let AI cook
Hit translate, grab a coffee, come back to perfectly localized strings. Magic. (Actually, it's GPT.)
Why bother localizing?
"My app is in English, that's enough." Cool story. Here's why you're leaving money on the table.
of users prefer their native language
Shocking, right? Turns out people like reading things they understand. Even if their English is good, they'll choose a localized app over yours every time. It's not personal, it's just... actually, it's a little personal.
more downloads from localization
App Store search is localized. If someone in Germany searches "Aufgabenliste", your English-only "Todo List" app is invisible. It's like playing hide and seek, except you're always hiding and nobody's seeking.
of App Store users don't speak English
That's nearly half the market you're ghosting. China, Japan, Brazil, Germany, France... these aren't small markets. They're entire countries full of people who would pay for your app if only they could read what it does.
higher retention with native language
Users who see your app in their language stick around longer. They understand your features, your onboarding, your value prop. Wild concept: people use things they understand. Who knew?
Plot twist: Your competitors already figured this out. Don't be the English-only app in a multilingual world.
The real cost of not localizing
Let's do some napkin math. Grab a coffee, this gets depressing.
Monthly downloads (English only)
Downloads you're missing (Germany, France, Japan...)
Lost revenue (at $5/download)
And that's conservative. Some apps see 2-3x growth after localization. Meanwhile, you're spending that $2,400 on... what? Another productivity app subscription? More RGB for your setup?
"But localization is hard..."
We hear you. Here's the thing though.
"I don't speak 40 languages"
Neither do we. That's literally why we built Parlo. AI does the heavy lifting, you do the coffee drinking.
"Professional translation is expensive"
$0.10-0.30 per word adds up fast. With Parlo, you pay pennies per string. Math checks out.
"I don't have time"
Drag. Drop. Click. Done. If you have time to scroll Twitter, you have time to localize.
"What about quality?"
GPT-5 understands context, idioms, and tone. It won't translate "Log out" as "Wood outside". We checked.
"My app is too complex"
If Xcode or Laravel can parse your files, so can we. We handle plurals, variables, and your questionable string key naming conventions.
"English is enough"
For 60% of the market, sure. But why settle for 60% when 100% is three clicks away?
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