co-founder of @LingoDotDev | yc f24
Joined November 2011
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May 7
We spent 2024 building open-source localization tooling and watching what teams actually did with LLMs.
200,000,000 words later, what we found changed what we built: turned out, localization quality is a function of model configuration, not model.
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Configure your engines once: Glossaries. Brand voice. Per-locale model chains. AI reviewers, and call them via API, CLI, MCP or CI/CD. With complete context on every call.
Lingo.dev v1, live today:
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27 Nov 2025
Super pumped to be going live this Saturday for the 3rd Community Call this Saturday in @lingodotdev discord.
See you there!
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26 Nov 2025
This was by far the best project in the recently concluded hackathon we had at @lingodotdev
This app:
- transforms blog posts into multilingual podcast audio files
- you just need to paste a blog URL, and
- the application will scrape the content,
- generate chapters,
- translate them into multiple languages, and
- create high-quality audio files for each language.
Impressed me the most!
15 Nov 2025
Finally submission is done for the Multilingual Hackathon by @WeMakeDevs and @lingodotdev
It was such a learning experience, and I genuinely enjoyed every moment of building it.
You can check out the demo here youtu.be/vhfweyoZyM0
#Hackathon #wemakedevs
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31 Oct 2025
Perfect translation is subjective. @lingodotdev cofounder @vrcprl explains how a single word like “space” can mean wildly different things depending on context, and why great translation isn’t about perfection, but understanding what “perfect” means.
Lingo.dev is using AI to make every product multilingual—so teams “just keep shipping” and don’t have to worry about localization and translations at scale.
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1 Nov 2025
We're trending on @github
Thanks to our community! 🫂
🌊🚀
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29 Oct 2025
Write once. Ship in any language.
That’s what @lingodotdev makes possible — automated localization that runs as you ship.
On High Bit, @brettdg talks with cofounders @MaxPrilutskiy (CEO) & @vrcprl (CPO) about how they’re turning localization from a bottleneck into a build-time layer.
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29 Oct 2025
Back at #githubuniverse for day 2.
If you’re around, hit us up!!!
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21 Oct 2025
The Lingo.dev team is heading to GitHub Universe next week (Oct 28–29) in San Francisco!
If you’re attending, stop by our booth and say hi! We’d love to meet you! 🤝
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14 Oct 2025
This month, we crossed 170,000,000 processed words across 80 languages 🎉
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9 Oct 2025
lingo.dev/ CLI now supports Biome formatting.
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6 Oct 2025
Introducing AgentKit—build, deploy, and optimize agentic workflows.
💬 ChatKit: Embeddable, customizable chat UI
👷 Agent Builder: WYSIWYG workflow creator
🛤️ Guardrails: Safety screening for inputs/outputs
⚖️ Evals: Datasets, trace grading, auto-prompt optimization
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2 Oct 2025
You asked, we shipped 🚢
- Search added to docs - quick nav with ⌘K
- AI agents (Claude, etc.) now fetch Markdown-only from docs - how-to guide below 👇
- Transactions with large glossary sets are now ~40% faster!
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2 Oct 2025
check this out 👀
2 Oct 2025
Put together a short guide about how to help AI coding assistants like Claude Code read your documentation quickly and efficiently. 👇
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24 Sep 2025
It's one thing to use AI tools. But how can you customize them to work best for *your* team?
@dturnbull of @lingodotdev shares six tips and tricks for leveling up Claude Code
blog.logrocket.com/6-easy-wa…
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Veronica Prilutskaya retweeted
19 Sep 2025
What programming language do Developers use 🤔
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