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Upgrading our production Kubernetes cluster from 1.27 to 1.33
Engineering
Jul 20, 2026
Some maintenance is easy to postpone, and a Kubernetes upgrade is a common example — until the running version goes out of support. By the time we started, our production Azure AKS cluster could only move in a single jump from Kubernetes 1.27 to 1.33, six minor versions at once. This post covers why the delay made the work larger and riskier, the problems we hit during the upgrade, and what running a supported Kubernetes version means for the people who use Tolgee.

Localizing a React app with the Tolgee MCP server
Dev guides
Jul 9, 2026
The Tolgee MCP server lets the AI agent in your editor manage localization directly — creating, translating, and tagging keys from chat. A hands-on walkthrough: connecting Claude Code to Tolgee and running a real React app through two everyday workflows

Our first Tolgee Apps hackathon
Stories
Jul 8, 2026
In June we ran our first internal hackathon to stress test Tolgee Apps, our upcoming plugin platform. Five people, three days, five very different apps. Here’s how it went and what we learned.

Best React i18n Libraries in 2026: A Practical Comparison
Dev guides
Jul 1, 2026
Picking a React i18n library is a decision you live with for years, and migrating later hurts. This is a practical comparison of the four most popular choices in 2026: react-i18next, react-intl, Tolgee, and LinguiJS. Less hello-world setup, more of what's easy to miss at the start and what bites you once you scale.

Building a Plugin System for Tolgee Without a Runtime, Storage, or Shared JS Context
Stories
Jun 11, 2026
We needed a plugin system for Tolgee, but we didn't want to host plugin code, manage plugin storage, or share a JavaScript context with untrusted extensions. Here's how we designed it, what tradeoffs we accepted, and why iframes turned out to be the right call.

The Ultimate Guide to Organizing Translation Keys in Tolgee
Dev guides
Jun 3, 2026
When a localization project grows past a few hundred keys, structure starts to matter. This guide walks through every layer of key organization in Tolgee. When to use projects vs. namespaces, how tags handle everything in between, why semantic key naming saves you from translation errors down the road, and the most common mistakes that only hurt months later.

Case Study: How Splital Uses Tolgee MCP to Simplify App Localization
Stories
May 16, 2026
How a localization workflow of Splital, an expense-splitting mobile app, changed after Tolgee MCP was introduced.

DRY and SOLID Are More Important Than Ever in the Age of AI
Dev guides
May 14, 2026
AI makes it easy to produce more code, faster. But it also makes it easy to produce more mess. After months of working with AI coding tools, I'm more convinced than ever that DRY and SOLID principles are not relics of the past. They're the foundation that makes AI-assisted development actually work.

Giving Your Clients the Power to Edit Their Own Translations (Tolgee for Software Agencies)
Product & Updates
May 12, 2026
Clients always want to tweak their texts. With Tolgee's in-context editing, they can do it themselves, right in the running app. No tickets, no developer in the middle.

Case Study: Community-Driven Localization at Scale - How Climate Fresk Manages 45+ Languages with Volunteer Translators
Stories
Apr 16, 2026
Climate Fresk scaled climate education to over 2 million participants worldwide. Powered by a community-driven localization workflow. Learn how they manage translations in 40+ languages and automate multilingual content generation using Tolgee.

Tolgee Turns 5: A Year of Shipping, Showing Up, and Hard Decisions
Tolgee
Mar 17, 2026
Five years ago we registered Tolgee as a legal entity. We were younger, probably a bit naive, and very determined to build something that actually mattered for developers. A lot has happened since then. This post is not about all five years. It is about the last one, which turned out to be the most eventful we have had. We grew 2.9x in ARR. The team changed. We shipped a lot. Here is what happened.

How We Named Tolgee: The Story Behind the Name and the Mouse
Tolgee
Feb 27, 2026
Have you ever wondered why Tolgee is named the way it is, or why a mouse appears in its logo? In this article, we share the journey and creative process behind choosing our company name and mascot, from playful wordplay to discovering inspiration in unexpected places.

Case Study: How Curipod shipped 20+ languages and eliminated 300 daily app crashes with Tolgee
Stories
Jan 16, 2026
How native localization helped Curipod stabilize their React app and scale globally without slowing devs down.

Tolgee 2025 Wrap
Tolgee
Dec 31, 2025
In 2025, the development of Tolgee was focused on improving the platform experience, mobile SDKs, and the Figma plugin.

NPM Install Tolgee - New Milestone
Product & Updates
Dec 5, 2025
Tolgee and, in particular, its React SDK @tolgee/react just hit the milestone of 50,000 weekly downloads on npm JS.

Guide to Localization SEO
Localization
Nov 24, 2025
International SEO strategy: Localize websites for global search rankings. Actionable guide to multilingual keyword optimization and regional market reach.

We’re moving from Slack to Discord 🚀
Product & Updates
Oct 29, 2025
We're moving our community from Slack to Discord, and we'd love you to join us there! 💜

We're Now ISO 27001 Certified. Our Lessons Learned
Tolgee
Oct 14, 2025
When you’re running a small startup, ISO 27001 certification can sound intimidating. It often feels like something only large enterprises can afford or have time for.
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Upgrading our production Kubernetes cluster from 1.27 to 1.33
Engineering
Jul 20, 2026
Some maintenance is easy to postpone, and a Kubernetes upgrade is a common example — until the running version goes out of support. By the time we started, our production Azure AKS cluster could only move in a single jump from Kubernetes 1.27 to 1.33, six minor versions at once. This post covers why the delay made the work larger and riskier, the problems we hit during the upgrade, and what running a supported Kubernetes version means for the people who use Tolgee.

Localizing a React app with the Tolgee MCP server
Dev guides
Jul 9, 2026
The Tolgee MCP server lets the AI agent in your editor manage localization directly — creating, translating, and tagging keys from chat. A hands-on walkthrough: connecting Claude Code to Tolgee and running a real React app through two everyday workflows

Our first Tolgee Apps hackathon
Stories
Jul 8, 2026
In June we ran our first internal hackathon to stress test Tolgee Apps, our upcoming plugin platform. Five people, three days, five very different apps. Here’s how it went and what we learned.

Best React i18n Libraries in 2026: A Practical Comparison
Dev guides
Jul 1, 2026
Picking a React i18n library is a decision you live with for years, and migrating later hurts. This is a practical comparison of the four most popular choices in 2026: react-i18next, react-intl, Tolgee, and LinguiJS. Less hello-world setup, more of what's easy to miss at the start and what bites you once you scale.

Building a Plugin System for Tolgee Without a Runtime, Storage, or Shared JS Context
Stories
Jun 11, 2026
We needed a plugin system for Tolgee, but we didn't want to host plugin code, manage plugin storage, or share a JavaScript context with untrusted extensions. Here's how we designed it, what tradeoffs we accepted, and why iframes turned out to be the right call.

The Ultimate Guide to Organizing Translation Keys in Tolgee
Dev guides
Jun 3, 2026
When a localization project grows past a few hundred keys, structure starts to matter. This guide walks through every layer of key organization in Tolgee. When to use projects vs. namespaces, how tags handle everything in between, why semantic key naming saves you from translation errors down the road, and the most common mistakes that only hurt months later.

Case Study: How Splital Uses Tolgee MCP to Simplify App Localization
Stories
May 16, 2026
How a localization workflow of Splital, an expense-splitting mobile app, changed after Tolgee MCP was introduced.

DRY and SOLID Are More Important Than Ever in the Age of AI
Dev guides
May 14, 2026
AI makes it easy to produce more code, faster. But it also makes it easy to produce more mess. After months of working with AI coding tools, I'm more convinced than ever that DRY and SOLID principles are not relics of the past. They're the foundation that makes AI-assisted development actually work.
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