Lingo.dev Compiler is a free, open-source build-time translation system for React applications. The Compiler had been prototyped and validated with early adopters, but community feedback after the open-source launch surfaced architectural limitations around build performance, SSR, and developer experience in Next.js and edge environments. In a focused four-week sprint with co-founder Max Prilutskiy, Evil Martians rewrote the plugin from scratch: new AST transformation logic, Next.js + TurboPack support, page-level translations, and better pluralization handling. The Lingo.dev team owns and extends the full codebase.
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Lingo.dev (YC F24) is a seed-stage AI localization engine with $4.2M in funding from Initialized Capital, used by Mistral AI and Cal.com. Evil Martians rewrote their open-source bundler plugin from prototype to production in four weeks.
- $4.2M
- funding
- 4 weeks
- prototype to production
Evil Martians' great technical skills were impressive.
Max Prilutskiy
Co-Founder & CEO, Lingo.dev
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