Back again with another small update. This version adds support for macOS 27, so the app is ready for the latest system. Everything else stays the same, just a little more future-proof. That’s it for now. Thanks for sticking around and keeping your strings translated.

If you're reading this, you probably care more about this app than most people do. I appreciate that. This update brings support for the latest and smartest OpenAI models. But here's the best part: thanks to how efficient these new models are, I was able to significantly optimize translation costs. Using advanced models is now way cheaper than before. Same quality, fewer tokens spent. That's it for now. Smarter models, lower prices. As always, feel free to reach out at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for using the app.

If you're still reading release notes, you clearly care more than most. So here’s something nice. This version adds support for the latest GPT-5.1 and GPT-5.2 models. Translations should now be even smarter and more accurate, especially with good comments and project context. That’s it for now. Small update, big brain. As always, feel free to reach out at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for using the app.

Welcome back to the tiny world of release notes, where the real magic gets documented. This update adds support for macOS 26 and brings a fresh new look with the Liquid Glass. It still works the same way you expect, just shinier, smoother, and more native to the latest system. As always, if you have thoughts, feedback, or just want to say hi, I’m at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for sticking around — and enjoy the glow!

Hello again, loyal release-notes reader! This update brings support for the new GPT-5 model — even smarter, even better at understanding your strings. I’ve also made some under-the-hood optimizations to help the app handle larger and more complex projects more smoothly. As always, if you have thoughts, questions, or feature requests, feel free to reach out at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for being here!

Hello again, dedicated release-notes reader! This time, I fixed a bug where the paywall could unexpectedly appear even if you already had a subscription. Sorry about that — it should behave properly now. I also added something new that many of you asked for: the ability to provide general information about your app. Until now, you could pass context for each string using comments (and you still can!), but now you can also add project-wide context — like what your app does or the tone you’d like the translations to have. This helps the AI better understand your app and produce more accurate translations. As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts: s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for using the app and helping make it better!

Hello again, user who actually reads release notes! I wish I had some exciting new features to announce, but this time, the magic happened behind the scenes. I’ve made some internal improvements to keep things running smoothly—nothing you’ll notice right away, but trust me, it’s better this way. As always, if you have suggestions, questions, or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for sticking around!

Hello, user who actually reads release notes! First of all, thank you. Your feedback and ideas helped shape this update. In this version, I’ve improved some things, fixed a few small issues, and—by popular request—added the option to use your own OpenAI API Key for greater control and flexibility. If you have more suggestions, questions, or just want to share how the app fits into your workflow, feel free to write me at s.razanau@icloud.com. Thanks for being here and supporting the app. You’re awesome!