New Feature: Cumulative Selection - Select entries across multiple filters and searches with new selection tools - Three smart buttons help you build selections: "Select All Visible", "Add to Selection", and "Clear All Selected" - Selection counters show both total selected entries and currently visible entries - Perfect for batch operations on entries with common keywords or patterns Improvements - Added support for Canadian English (en-CA) translations - Fixed issue where canceling project creation didn't properly clean up - Improved selection UI consistency with unified styling - Updated dependencies for better performance and stability

- Adds a "Revert" button to the translation view to exclude specific translations from saving - Reduces the chances for the source script to be used in various target languages, including Hindi

- Adds full compatibility with macOS 26 Liquid Glass design! - Fixes a minor inconsistency issue with Translate/Proofread buttons appearing for projects with only the source language.

Fixes an issue with parsing a new value placement in Xcode 26 String Catalogs. Thanks, Michel for the feedback!

– Added AI model selection interface with real performance data based on 1,000+ app translations – Added new Premium + Reasoning model for higher accuracy translation and proofreading needs – Added persistent proofreading status tracking that prevents data loss when Xcode modifies files – Added full support for Xcode 26 including auto-generated comment indicators – Improved proofreading modal with per-language progress and corrections filtering – Improved batch processing with larger batches for faster, more cost-effective translations – Improved token management with accurate real-time counting during operations – Fixed source language being accidentally marked as "needs review"

– Improved accuracy in both translations & proofreading. – Especially the proofreading model is now more capable thanks to extended reasoning. Takes a bit longer, but it's worth the wait! – Slightly bigger batches per request – leading to lower AI token usage. So you get more translations for the same price!

Fixed an issue with legacy-style substitution plurals not being properly maintained in some cases.

Minor bug fixes & improvements.

– Made upgrading from one tier/plan to another easier in Settings & AI modal views.

Several minor bug fixes and improvements, including: – Makes all AI modal text labels selectable – Adds basic reading & maintaining support for String Sets – Improves UX when a single language is selected – Fixes an issue that could lead to entries marked as "Don't Translate" to be deleted upon save – Removes the confusing "New window" menu entry

– Fixes an issue with entries marked as "Don't Translate" still showing up – Fixes an issue with languages not getting properly removed upon request

– Added a "Reload from Files" button to get the latest changes from Xcode without having to close & reopen the project – Minor UI & UX improvements based on early user feedback (e.g. rewording "Delete Project" to "Remove Project" for clarity)

Version 3.0 brings a complete redesign and major new features: - Project-wide management: Open entire Xcode projects instead of individual String Catalogs - AI-powered translations with context awareness for superior accuracy - New TranslateKit SDK with automatic key generation (#tk macro) and 1,000+ pre-translated UI texts - Improved Translation Editor with project structure navigation and smart action bar - Extended language support including regional variants (e.g., English UK/India, Spanish Latin America) - Non-translatable terms feature with AI-assisted term detection - New more affordable pricing model: Base subscription includes monthly AI tokens, purchase more as needed - Translation proofreading feature to verify and improve existing translations - Included video tutorials covering Xcode localization best practices - Classic Mode still available for DeepL/Google/Microsoft translation services For detailed information about the new features, check out our website or watch the included video tutorial in the welcome window.

Fixes an issue with unnecessary commit changes when using with Xcode 16. The new sorting style is auto-applied on macOS 15 or later.

- Added shortcut to save file in Translation Editor mode via Cmd + S for improved keyboard experience. - Added warnings when mismatching App Shortcut parameters are found such as ${appName}. - Improved translation pipeline by automatically fixing common parameter issues, e.g. with DeepL & Japanese. - Improved results UI in Machine Translator mode by making translation source & warnings icons clickable. - Improved text editor modal when making adjustments in Machine Translator mode. - Improved language selector with checkboxes instead of table multi-select to avoid confusion. - Improved window sizing to fix some UI glitches on macOS Sonoma. - Fixed an issue with Microsoft Translator when all languages were selected. - Migrated from RevenueCat to FreemiumKit for handling purchases (smaller app size).

– Improved the API Keys setup page indicator to show actual verification status and provide better errors when verification fails.

– Fixed a parsing issue when pluralization is combined with device-variants.

– When warnings & progress is updated, the progress indication is now more prominent. – Progress percentage is now correctly calculated even for languages with differing plural or device varians compared to source language. – When pressing 'Return' while a plural or device case is selected, the text editor will now correctly open. – Searching for text now also matches texts in plural or device cases.

HUGE FREE UPDATE: Say hello to the new "Translation Editor", fixing all the issues you had with the String Catalog editor inside Xcode. Just drag & drop your file to open it in TranslateKit's editor and get enormous benefits, including multi-select (to confirm multiple entries at once), keyboard shortcuts (for faster navigation), parameter inconsistency warnings (like a %@ in the source language missing in a translation), deleting an entire language (not supported in Xcode), and so much more. And all this for free! 2.0.1: Fixed an oversight that made it seem that API keys are required for the new Translation Editor mode. Should work without now!

HUGE FREE UPDATE: Say hello to the new "Translation Editor", fixing all the issues you had with the String Catalog editor inside Xcode. Just drag & drop your file to open it in TranslateKit's editor and get enormous benefits, including multi-select (to confirm multiple entries at once), keyboard shortcuts (for faster navigation), parameter inconsistency warnings (like a %@ in the source language missing in a translation), deleting an entire language (not supported in Xcode), and so much more. And all this for free!

– Added a new "Localization Pipeline" window to better explain what smart stuff the app does behind the scenes automatically for the user. – Added a new "Test" button in the API key setup view to check if the provided data is actually valid for machine translation. – Fixed an issue where nothing would happen if an API key was invalid. Shows an error message now with the problem.

– Translations can now be manually adjusted after machine-translation has run right within the app. – New warnings column indicates when machine translation breaks parameters like '%@'. TranslateKit will auto-repair most common issues without you noticing, but in some edge cases when it can't, it informs you exactly what parameters are broken. – Fixed an issue with parsing String Catalogs that contain migrated translations from Strings(dict) files.

Fixed an issue with 'Common Translations' menu bar extra not showing because the text is too long. It's now just an icon instead!

– New menu bar extra to search for Common Translations for consistency with iOS terminology in ~40 languages without leaving Xcode! – Rebranded the name of the app from String Catalog Translator to TranslateKit! – Fixed the broken 'Rate the App' link in the help menu (thanks Kris!)

– Bigger translation modal size by default. – Languages names always show in English instead of your system language for consistency. – Translations are now sorted by language rather than by translation order. – More broken parameters by machine-translation are auto-repaired, like "%1$@" when translated to "% 1$ @". – The 'Common Translations' were extended by some common percent-based texts like "\(progress) %" to avoid broken translations.