Get started
Use an existing Vite app with React, Vue, Svelte, or Solid. TanStack Start uses the React integration with request-aware server rendering.
Set up with code
You work in the repository. Add the Vite plugin and runtime, then wire a token into your build.
- QuickstartInstall the plugin and see your first translated page
- Your frameworkReact, Vue, Svelte, Solid, or TanStack Start
- ReferenceEvery option, hook, and endpoint
Set up with an AI agent
Let your coding agent do the technical steps, then run translations from the dashboard.
- Set up with an AI agentPaste one prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Copilot
- Dashboard tourWhat each area of the dashboard is for
- Edit stringsFix, review, and approve translations
- PublishMake a language live, or roll it back
Before you begin
For local extraction, you need access to the app's repository and a working build. No account or token is required. For hosted translation, you need a Linguana organization and project, an enabled target language, and permission to translate and publish.
If you work through an AI coding agent, give it repository access and the setup prompt. Someone still needs to connect the build; after that, daily translation work happens in the dashboard.
Follow your path
- Quickstart with code or set up with an AI agent.
- Connect hosted translations after local extraction works.
- Edit and review strings, then publish a language.
Use Install Linguana for package and config details, framework setup for Vue, Svelte, and Solid, or TanStack Start for SSR. Look up unfamiliar terms in the glossary.
Choose a code or AI agent path to your first published language.
Last updated October 3, 2026
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