[ What it is ]

Drop an IDML into the browser. TranslateInDesign translates the copy at the XML layer, so paragraph styles, character styles, anchored objects, and layout tags all survive the round-trip. You get the translated IDML back, ready to place. It runs in the browser — nothing to install, no ExtendScript, no Creative Cloud login.

[ How it works ]

• XML-level accuracy — styles, anchors, and layout tags are preserved at the markup layer.
• Overflow detection — flags copy that expands by more than ~20%, before it breaks the layout.
• Free pre-flight — preview the first ten rows before you pay.
• Absolute privacy — files process in memory and auto-purge within 24 hours.

[ Who it's for ]

• Agencies, studios, and publishers doing precision localization at scale.
• Production teams tired of rebuilding the same document once per language.
• In-house design teams who want the translation round-trip to stop breaking their layout.

[ Pricing ]

$4.99 base per file + $1.00 per 1,000 characters translated. First ten rows preview free.

[ Status ]

Waitlist open at translateindesign.co. Beta users onboarding.

[ What it is ]

GitHub release notes are written for committers, not consumers. Changeblog rewrites them for everyone else. Every release on a followed repo becomes a full Article (for notable or breaking changes) or a short Update (for smaller patches), delivered as a plain-English weekly digest for every repo you follow.

[ How it works ]

• Severity classification — an AI pipeline sorts each release into Article vs. Update so noise stays short and real changes get full treatment.
• Plain-English rewrites — release notes get re-stated for readers who don't live in the repo's diff.
• Hallucination-checker pass — a dedicated verification step runs before anything publishes.
• Source-linked claims — every statement links back to the commit, PR, or release note it came from.
• Subscriber-driven catalogue — follow any repo, even one not already indexed. Paid follows auto-expand the catalogue for everyone.

[ Who it's for ]

• Developers, PMs, and indie hackers who ship on top of a pile of open-source dependencies.
• Senior engineers who no longer read every changelog but still want to know when something breaks.
• OSS maintainers who want their release notes to reach non-engineers.

[ Pricing ]

• Subscribers — $4.99/mo. Follow any GitHub repo. Personal dashboard, weekly digest, instant email the moment something in your stack breaks.
• Maintainers — $49/mo per repo. White-label your Changeblog page, edit every AI-drafted Article before it goes out, engage with your subscriber list.
• Free readers. Every Article stays fully public for SEO — no paywall on content, only on personalisation.

[ Status ]

Coming soon.