What people use it for

Five jobs it is built for, with the limits stated up front.

Resilience

How ResilientLang is built so your translated pages keep working during our outages: two planes, static files, several copies and a safe fallback.

Design described from the code. Not yet proven in production.

SEO and hreflang

Each language on its own URL, reciprocal hreflang with x-default, self-referencing canonicals and translated sitemaps: where each route supports it.

Available on the WordPress, build-time and Shopify routes (built and tested); not on script-only routes.

E-commerce

Translate product pages, collections and theme text, keep placeholders and brand names intact, and know which parts of checkout stay outside translation.

Shopify route built and tested offline; WooCommerce is not covered separately.

Agencies

Run many client sites from one account, hand clients their own translations, and use the same tools across WordPress, Shopify and static builds.

Agency plan and white-label dashboard are built; the WordPress plugin is in early access and the Shopify app's store listing is coming.

Developers

A documented bundle format, a small loader with a JavaScript API, an API with scoped keys and build-time tools for frameworks.

APIs and packages are built and tested. The WordPress plugin is in early access; the npm packages are not published yet.

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