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Community-driven localization: how MacPacker made localization accessible to its open-source community

MacPacker is an open-source archive previewer and manager for macOS, maintained by independent Apple platform developer and LeanBytes founder Stephan Arenswald. With the goal of becoming a native macOS alternative to archive management tools such as 7-Zip, the application is designed for users around the world, thus making localization an important part of its growth. […]

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Enterprise localization at scale: how SD Worx simplified global complexity with POEditor

SD Worx is a leading provider of HR and payroll services, supporting ~90,000 organizations to manage their workforce efficiently and legally across more than 120 countries. Since 1945, the company has offered HR solutions covering the full employee lifecycle, from payroll processing and workforce administration to broader human capital management — making enterprise localization a […]

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Planting the seeds of global reach: Pl@ntNet’s localization journey with POEditor

Pl@ntNet, a citizen science platform dedicated to plant biodiversity, takes the place of a botanist. People can use the Pl@ntNet app to identify and learn about different types of plants and all the pictures people upload to this app are gathered and examined by researchers worldwide to better understand and conserve plant biodiversity. Users’ contributions […]

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Centralizing localization: How 24me and GroupCal optimized their translation workflow with POEditor

24me is a personal assistant app that helps users manage their time and tasks more efficiently. The idea behind this business was improve people’s quality of life and the people who put things into motion also came up with GroupCal, a shared calendar platform designed to simplify scheduling and collaboration for both individuals and businesses. […]

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How Popsy left manual localization processes and collaboration issues behind with POEditor

Discover how a company operating in the e-commerce domain used POEditor to overcome three main pain points in their localization journey.