Gridly Add-ons

Unite the content from your Google sheets into a single source of truth and push updates live faster.

Leverage generative Open AI's ChatGPT models to create, translate, or proofread your content, all without leaving your Gridly project.

Generate accurate translations and free translators from cleaning up mistakes and gibberish.

Spark collaboration on texts of your Unity projects and localize content at speed. Manage language versions of your texts and switch between them in your Unity scenes.

Connect WPML with Gridly to streamline translation workflows for WordPress websites. Sync, manage, and localize multilingual content with full control and scalability, no coding required.

Connect Unreal Engine to Gridly and manage your game’s data as a single source of truth. Both inline source strings and StringTables are supported.

Push strings to memoQ effortlessly, receive back new translations and update their statuses automatically.

Create customized messages and post them to your channels on Discord automatically or with just a click of a button.

Localize Figma designs in minutes. Sync, view, and manage multilingual text without disrupting your existing design process.

Translate content at scale with Algebras, an AI-powered engine built for speed, accuracy, and cultural relevance across 300+ languages.

Log LQA issues, categorize them with LQA models, and collaborate to progress with unresolved tickets.

Automatically push and pull strings between Gridly and Phrase (formerly Memsource) to streamline your translation workflow.

Reduce time spent on manual QA checks. Detect spelling, symbols, numerals, or punctuation issues automatically with the lexiQA add-on in Gridly.

Automate your communication with Slack messages notifying your team about important actions or updates.

Communicate with your users by translating and sending OneSignal push notifications.

Automate the creation of tickets in JIRA to streamline cooperation with your team, keeping everyone aligned without manual work.

Install a unified command-line interface (CLI) and use commands to work with content in Gridly. For example, to export records in a View to a JSON and/or CSV file

Sync content between Gridly and your translators working in XTM in an automated way.