FAQ from Xpolyglot
What is Xpolyglot?
A dedicated macOS AI tool engineered to automate and elevate Xcode project localization—blending linguistic accuracy, Xcode integration depth, and developer experience into a single native app.
How to use Xpolyglot?
Open your Xcode project or .xcstrings file in Xpolyglot, select target languages, and click “Localize.” The AI processes strings *in context*, preserves formatting and placeholders, and outputs production-ready files—ready to commit or review.
How do I import my Xcode projects into Xpolyglot?
Simply drag your .xcworkspace, .xcodeproj, or individual .xcstrings catalog onto the Xpolyglot window. No configuration, no build scripts—just instant compatibility with Apple’s official localization format.
Does Xpolyglot support localization for multiple languages?
Yes—it supports all languages available in Xcode (including right-to-left, complex-script, and region-specific variants like pt-BR or zh-Hans), with smart fallback handling and customizable glossaries.
Can Xpolyglot update my App Store metadata?
Absolutely. Import your App Store Connect export (or connect via API), then localize titles, subtitles, descriptions, keywords, and even screenshots captions—all synchronized with your app’s current version and language hierarchy.
What is the cost of using Xpolyglot?
Xpolyglot uses a simple, perpetual license model: one payment, unlimited projects, lifetime updates, and free priority support. No recurring fees—just developer-friendly pricing that scales with your needs, not your word count.