LingoHub in numbers
Since 2012
Built in Linz, Austria
>20
Nations in our customer base
100M+
Text segments managed
So product teams get a system of record instead of a chat window and a folder of locale files.
Since 2012
Built in Linz, Austria
>20
Nations in our customer base
100M+
Text segments managed
We started LingoHub in 2012 after facing localization challenges in our own software projects. Product copy lived across files, tools, and languages, while every update created another opportunity for terminology and translations to fall out of sync.
We built LingoHub in Linz, Austria, to give product teams one place for the language behind their software. Today, that means a system of record for glossary terms, translation memory, QA, approvals, and localization files.
Now we are doubling down on grounded AI with LINA. She works inside the context teams already maintain in LingoHub, helping them draft and review new translations while keeping existing products consistent from one release to the next.
Keep product language consistent
Give teams one glossary, translation memory, and QA rules for the language behind their product.
Ground AI in your product's context
Let LINA draft and review translations using the terminology, style, and approved translations your team already maintains.
Automate localization processes
Let LINA take care of translation, quality assurance and approvals. Team members are notified when uncertain.
Since 2012, product teams have used LingoHub to manage the language behind their software. We combine the assets, workflows, AI, and controls needed to keep that language consistent as products change.
One system of record for product language
Grounded AI with LINA
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001
Git, design, content, and support integrations
QA, roles, and reporting built into the workflow
Intuitive UI & premium+ support
1
Build for clarity
Make complex localization workflows understandable for the people who work with them every day.
2
Solve product problems
Build features around the challenges teams face when product language changes across releases, tools, and markets.
3
Keep teams in control
Use automation and AI where they help, while keeping context, review, and approval visible to the people responsible for the product.
4
Build for the long term
Stay focused on a product customers can depend on as their software, teams, and localization requirements evolve.
Why we do it
“We’ve been using LingoHub for around 5 years now and we are very happy with the product and service. It has helped us widen the appeal of our products whole being an easy tool to integrate and work with.”
Laurence Hambrook
Product Owner | flightradar24