Tolgee and its React SDK @tolgee/react just hit the milestone of 50,000 weekly downloads on npm JS. It's double what we had last year. This means Tolgee is being used and adopted more and more in the web development community. This shows that more developers are valuing Tolgee’s approach to internationalization (i18n) and localization.

Tolgee simplifies an often frustrating localization process. Instead of dealing with confusing JSON files and translation spreadsheets, teams can manage translations through a clean UI, perform in-context editing directly in the app, and generate screenshots for translators with a single click.

Tolgee is developer-first. This means that Tolgee makes integration easier for React and other libraries and frameworks. After npm install and a few lines of setup, you can use either a T component or a useTranslate hook to translate UI strings. You can read more on GitHub or on the npm Tolgee page.

The increase in downloads over time means that Tolgee is becoming a better alternative to legacy localization tools. For teams working on web apps, this growth is a strong indicator that Tolgee not only “works,” but also is slowly becoming widely trusted.

As Tolgee adoption grows, expect more contributions from the community, an improved platform with additional AI translation features, and better developer features. The 50,000 downloads a week milestone shows confidence from thousands of developers.