Nitro 3.0

Easy and fast file translation by native speakers, with API

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Name:	Nitro 3.0
Submited By:	Uriah Mayer
Release Date	2 years ago
Website	Visit Website
Category	Marketing Developer Tools Tech

Affordable human translation within 24 hours: native speaking linguists only. ✔️Translate JSON,strings (iOS), Google Doc, Google Sheet files or plain text ✔️70+ languages ✔️Translation API ✔️Perfect for apps, games, websites, and marketing needs

Nils Auer

Great product, guys!

10 months ago

Rylan Cremin

I find this to be more reliable than other translators. Congrats on the launch!

1 year ago

Rylan Hyatt

In the past, I worked on automatic translating, which was complicated. Glad to see translations are getting better, and more accurate over time. Even if AI is doing a good job, it will never replace a native speaker. Good work, @ksenia_khriptovich and the whole team !!

1 year ago

Daren Bruen

congrats on your launch! translation through json! amazing! keep up the great work!

1 year ago

Jackson Fisher

Can't wait to give this a try! Congrats on the launch guys

1 year ago

Quincy Medhurst

Refreshing to see human translation again! Am I guaranteed that the translation will be done by humans and not machines? Congratulations!! ☺️

1 year ago

Garland Grady

What small languages do you support?

1 year ago

Marcelo Prohaska

This is absolutely amazing! Congratulations on your launch! :)

1 year ago

Sedrick Hirthe

Great Product!

1 year ago

Rylan Cremin

Congratulations on your launch!🎉 As a foreign languages graduate myself, I understand how important accurate translation is. I did ask my native friends for help (cheat) to get better grades back in college😆

1 year ago

Garnet Stokes

Congrats on the launch!

1 year ago

Enrico Wiza

Congratulations on your launch! This is a great tool!

1 year ago

Makenna Eichmann

Awesome, congratulations on the launch guys 🙌

1 year ago

Jaiden Runolfsson

Hey-hey 👋 Congrats on the launch of Nitro 3.0 on Product Hunt! 🥳 It looks great! What was the most difficult part of the process?