For Localization Managers
Localization QA that covers every locale, not a sample
Stop sampling. Loqalit scans every locale of your live product, scores defects against MQM, and gives you release-ready QA reports without a spreadsheet loop.
The problem you actually have
You are not short on translation. You are short on proof that it works.
Your vendors deliver on time. Your LQA reports come back clean. And you still find out about the broken German checkout button from a support ticket — because the review that signed it off never saw the checkout page.
The gap is structural. A bilingual export cannot show overflow, truncation, or a term that contradicts the label on the previous screen. So those errors are not caught late. They are not caught at all.
What Loqalit changes
Full coverage instead of sampling. Loqalit scans your live product at the DOM level, in every locale you ship. Twelve languages across your product is a scan, not a staffing decision.
Findings you can hand to someone. Every defect comes with the screen it appears on, the element it affects, and an MQM-typed severity. Not “quality is inconsistent” — a specific, located, prioritized list.
A number you can defend upward. MQM scores per locale, tracked across scans. When leadership asks whether localization quality is improving, you have the answer with evidence behind it.
Vendor conversations grounded in data. Objective, in-context findings turn quality discussions with LSPs from opinion exchange into defect triage.
What it looks like in practice
Install & sign in
Install the Loqalit browser extension and sign in to your workspace.
Open & scan
Open any live or staged page and run a scan.
Automatic analysis
The visible text is extracted and flagged for linguistic and layout issues using the MQM framework.
Review the report
Review a prioritized report — each issue with a severity and a suggested fix.
Export or share
Export as CSV or PDF, or share it through your team workspace.
Works with your existing stack
Loqalit sits alongside your TMS, not instead of it. Native integrations with Crowdin and Phrase. Your translation workflow does not change — the verification layer does.