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Lingo.dev
Overview
Lingo.dev is the localization engineering platform: the best way to translate with LLMs, measure translation quality, and proofread with native speakers.
Lingo.dev is built for teams accountable for quality in languages they can't read. Teams configure localization engines, stateful translation APIs that hold the glossary, brand voice, and per-locale model preferences, and every request retrieves that context at inference time through retrieval augmented localization. Every translation is scored before it goes live, scores and corrections tune the engine, and the localization team runs the localization infrastructure. Integrate through the API, CLI, CI/CD, or native integrations with the code repository and the CMS.
Lingo.dev is the standard localization infrastructure for modern enterprise teams scaling into new markets – including Mistral, Solana, SoSafe, and Cal.com. Over 300M words processed, SOC 2 Type II compliant.
Customers & use cases
Founders & team
Previously Replexica
Max Prilutskiy
Founder/CEOMax is a co-founder and CEO of Lingo.dev.
Veronica Prilutskaya
Founder/CPOCPO and co-founder of Lingo.dev.
Founded 2024 · Source
Origins
Veronica and Max met eight years ago at work and have been building together since. Veronica came from data science, then AI. Max came from engineering, having led a DORA-elite frontend team at Typeform. Between them they had shipped software at startups and enterprises and bootstrapped a SaaS with customers in over 100 countries. Localization broke the same way every time: the people accountable for the result could not read most of the languages they were accountable for. They approved work they could not check, and they found out it was wrong from a customer. Every product on the market treated that as a workflow problem, so it sold coordination. It is a measurement problem. Lingo.dev was built around the instrument first, and the pipeline around the instrument.
News & product activity
Sources & observations
Maturity: Operating · 4 of 6 areas documented
Source-based assessment · automated evidence rules
The company website explicitly reports customer or user adoption. This is a source-based assessment of a company claim; scale and revenue are not independently verified.
Company website: home Checked 2026-11-03
Trusted by international teams managing content at scale.
Maturity is an evidence-based assessment, not a success rating. It may understate the current stage where evidence is limited. Coverage records documented areas, not a complete or independently audited company history.
- Product overviewSource description Checked 2026-11-11
- Product visualsNot documented
- Founders & originsTeam information
- Business model & pricingPricing page detected on company website; plans not reviewed Checked 2026-11-11
- Funding & ownershipNot documented
- Dated milestonesDated source activity: 2024 Q4 (quarter only)





