LINA drafts like your brand, because she reads your rules first

Approved strings, product terms, style guide, QA rules. A chat window has none of them. LINA works inside all of them, drafts the next language, and stops when a placeholder would break.

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AI translations that sound like your brand

LINA multiplies whatever you give her. Give her a glossary and a memory, and every language inherits them.

Follows your terminology and style

LINA uses your glossary, style guide, and product context to draft translations that follow your terminology from the start.

Keep review in the workflow

LINA checks drafts against your glossary and style guide, while your team keeps control over approval.

Build on approved translations

Approved corrections write back into translation memory, giving future drafts context from translations your team has already accepted.

Choose how much LINA handles

From in-editor assistance to automated approval, assign the right level of automation for each language.

Assist in the editor

Get translation suggestions from LINA while working in the editor. Your team decides what to apply and keeps full control over every segment.

Draft in the background

Let LINA translate and check eligible segments automatically. Drafts move to review, where your team makes the final approval.

Run the workflow

Let LINA translate, check, and approve eligible segments automatically. Your team steps in only when an issue blocks the workflow.

Build localization workflows around your team

Connect your content

Sync content from Github, Figma, CMS, and more.

Connect your content

Sync content from Github, Figma, CMS, and more.

Attach context and an engine

Choose the approved engine and apply your project’s language assets.

Attach context and an engine

Choose the approved engine and apply your project’s language assets.

Manage workflows

Move content through translation, review, and approval stages.

Manage workflows

Move content through translation, review, and approval stages.

Free your team from manual localization tasks

“Our team saw the value of LingoHub’s AI workflows immediately. It’s a truly affordable platform that scales with our business model, [with AI] now better than ever. Besides the AI features, we benefit most from the smooth integrations and the text management tools.”

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Localization manager, SaaS

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Frequently asked questions

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What is LINA in LingoHub?

LINA is the AI inside LingoHub. She uses your terminology, approved translations, style, and quality rules to support translation, review, and quality checks.

What can LINA do?

LINA can suggest translations, translate content, check translation quality, and review or approve eligible segments depending on the level of automation you choose.

What context does LINA use?

LINA can use your glossary, translation memory, style guide, labels, and other project context in LingoHub to apply your terminology and writing rules.

Which AI models can LINA work with?

LINA can work with a range of AI models from Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral, and OpenAI, including different model sizes and performance levels. You can choose the model that fits your project and switch between available engines in LingoHub. LingoHub also supports machine translation engines including AWS Translate, DeepL, and Google Translate.

Can LINA translate and review content automatically?

Yes. LINA can translate and check eligible content automatically. Depending on her assigned role, translations can move to your team for review or be approved automatically.

Why not only use ChatGPT for localization?

A general AI chat does not manage your localization workflow, linguistic assets, integrations, review stages, or translation history. LingoHub keeps this context together and provides it to LINA across releases.