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LingoAI — Localization QA

Free Chrome Extension

Audit the localization (l10n/i18n) quality of any web page right in your browser. LingoAI reports translation defects with severity, a suggested fix and visual context — without leaving the tab.

What LingoAI does

LingoAI is a localization QA Chrome side-panel extension. It extracts the visible UI strings on a page — including tooltip, aria-label and placeholder text — and has an AI model review them against your target locale, then reports localization defects with a severity, a suggested fix, and screenshots plus on-page overlays that point to each problem. It's built for QA engineers, localization managers and developers shipping multilingual products.

How it works

What it catches

Professional QA tooling

Beyond the audit, LingoAI adds contextual screenshots, a multi-page flow recorder, visual error overlays, a pseudo-localization toggle, and export to Jira, GitHub, Markdown and JSON — or turn a recorded flow into a Playwright/Cypress spec. A local history and trend dashboard tracks quality over time. It supports Anthropic, OpenAI and Google Gemini models, selectable in Settings.

Local-first & private

LingoAI is local-first: your API keys, reports and screenshots never leave your device except as direct API calls to the AI provider you choose. The side panel opens for the active tab only.

Who it's for

QA engineers, localization managers and developers shipping multilingual products who need to catch translation and i18n defects before release. It pairs well with autonomous UI exploration from Pathfinder and CSS inspection from StyleSpy. Free on the Chrome Web Store; works in any Chromium browser.

FAQ

Which languages does it support? Pick any target locale (German, Japanese, Spanish and many more) and LingoAI reviews the page against it.

Does my data leave the browser? It's local-first — keys, reports and screenshots stay on your device except for the direct API call to your chosen AI provider.

Can I export findings to my tracker? Yes — export to Jira, GitHub, Markdown or JSON, or generate a Playwright/Cypress spec from a recorded flow.

Is it free? Yes, free on the Chrome Web Store.

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