The Developer Delay Report: How Much Time US Dev Teams Lose to Tech Frustrations
Developer productivity is often measured by lines of code, sprint velocity, or shipped features. But what about the hidden costs, like tool outages, workflow glitches, and time spent as unofficial IT support? To uncover the true impact of these disruptions, Lokalise surveyed 500 U.S. developers and analyzed search trends across all 50 states. Learn just how much valuable time teams are losing, and why it matters for anyone building digital products. Key takeawaysDevelopers
Updated on October 2, 2025·Brittany Wolfe The missing service that helps digital agencies win bigger global contracts
The question isn't if your clients are going global, but how fast they're doing it. Global expansion, international SEO/AEO, and multilingual digital experiences are no longer niche requests; they’re dominating strategy conversations and discovery calls across the industry. Your clients are looking for more than a translation service. They need to rethink their core processes for international growth.
Updated on October 2, 2025·Naomi Murray Too Many Tools, Too Little Time: How Context Switching Is Killing Team Flow
Modern teams rely on digital tools to get work done, but when the tech stack grows too large, productivity starts to slip. To better understand how tool overload affects knowledge workers, Lokalise surveyed 1,000 U.S. white-collar professionals across 11 industries whose jobs rely on digital tools. The results reveal just how much context switching, notifications, and redundant platforms cost teams in time, focus, and well-being. Key takeaways
Updated on September 16, 2025·Brittany Wolfe We won Webflow’s tech partner of the year award!
We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that Lokalise has been named Webflow’s Tech Partner of the Year! This award celebrates partners building impactful apps and integrations that meaningfully extend the power of Webflow by optimizing performance, streamlining workflows, and elevating the overall user experience. Being named We
Updated on September 15, 2025·Rachel Wolff The report that matters: Customers name Lokalise a market leader in G2’s Fall 2025 report
You can’t beat reviews from real users, which is why we’re delighted to announce that Lokalise has been named as a leader in G2’s Fall 2025 report by our customers. Not only have customers recognized us as a market leader in localization and translation management, they’ve also given us top marks for customer relationships, usability, and implementation. We stood out from the competition in the localization platform category with an outstanding score of 4.7 out of 5
Updated on September 9, 2025·Brittany Wolfe Season 1, Episode 2: AI amnesia, health tech, and why humans are hard to emulate
In this episode of AI Navigators, we sit down with Sasho Savkov, Engineering Manager for the AI/ML team at Lokalise. With a PhD in clinical information extraction and nearly a decade building healthcare solutions, Sasho brings a unique perspective on what’s actually working versus what’s just noise. He challenges one of the biggest assumptions in AI today: that current single-shot learning approaches will lead us to human-level intelligence. His insights rev
Updated on September 9, 2025·Rachel Wolff RAG vs the buzz: How Retrieval-Augmented Generation is quietly disrupting AI
As a Product Manager leading AI innovations at Lokalise, I’ve been closely following the latest AI news and filtering out the noise that inevitably comes with a revolutionary tech boom. AI has moved incredibly fast since ChatGPT exploded into the mainstream in late 2022, what I like to call ‘the GPT moment’. We’ve seen major model releases roughly every few months, from GPT-3.5 through GPT-4, GPT-4o, and most recently GPT-5 with its integrated reasoning capabilities launched in Au
Updated on September 12, 2025·Adam Soltys Lost in Translation: How Emojis Confuse Workers and Customers Around the World
Emojis feel like they should be a shared language in the digital world, but that’s not always the case. But when 👀 and 🤔 mean different things to different people, it’s easy for well-meaning messages to get misunderstood. To explore how emoji meanings shift across borders, platforms, and generations, we surveyed over 1,000 employees and consumers from the U.S., the U.K., Germany, and Mexico. What we found was that cultural localization isn’t just for product pages and ad campaigns. It
Updated on September 4, 2025·Brittany Wolfe 
