Software localization

Ukrainian Software Localization Services

Make your software truly Ukrainian, and ready for millions of users.

At Technolex Translation Studio, we specialize in Ukrainian software localization for applications, websites, SaaS platforms, mobile apps, and enterprise systems. We help you adapt your product linguistically, technically, and culturally so it feels natural for Ukrainian users, not just translated, but truly localized.

Ukraine is one of Europe’s largest and most dynamic IT and digital markets with over 20 million active internet users and a strong preference for Ukrainian-language software since 2022.

Localization of software into Ukrainian is no longer optional. It’s a sign of respect for your audience and a requirement for product adoption, government procurement, and App Store compliance in Ukraine.

Why Choose Technolex for Ukrainian Localization?

Native Ukrainian linguists and engineers: All software translations are handled by professional native speakers with experience in software, UI/UX, and technical localization.

Deep understanding of Ukrainian digital culture: We adapt not only words, but also layout, tone, and user expectations — from interface terminology to keyboard input conventions.

End-to-end workflow: Translation → Engineering → QA → Testing → Release. One integrated team ensures smooth delivery.

Experience with all major formats: We are providing localization and translation resource files (.po, .xml, .json, .resx, .xliff, etc.), strings, menus, tooltips, and documentation.

Full compliance and linguistic accuracy: We use officially approved Ukrainian terminology, following government standards for software and UI.

ISO-certified quality: As an ISO 17100–certified company, we follow strict QA and review procedures to guarantee consistency and precision.

Cost-effective, Europe-based team: Our rates reflect Ukrainian cost levels while maintaining enterprise-grade quality — ideal for global vendors.

Our Ukrainian Software Localization Services Include

Localization readiness analysis (i18n): We check your codebase for issues such as hard-coded text, encoding problems, or layout constraints before localization begins.

Ukrainian translation and adaptation: We translate user interfaces, system messages, help files, and support materials, ensuring the result is functional and stylistically natural.

UI/UX engineering: We adjust menus, buttons, dialogs, and layout to accommodate Ukrainian text length and grammar (which often differ significantly from English).

Linguistic and functional QA: We test your Ukrainian build to eliminate truncations, misplaced text, or contextual errors, verifying both usability and accuracy.

Ongoing localization and updates: We maintain your Ukrainian version through continuous localization for product updates, releases, and new features.

Software We Localize into Ukrainian

● SaaS and enterprise platforms
● Mobile apps (iOS, Android)
● Web applications and websites
● Desktop software
● Games and e-learning systems
● Embedded systems and IoT interfaces

How the Process Works

You send your source files or project brief.
We analyze your content and provide a detailed localization plan and quote.
You approve — and we assign a dedicated project manager and linguist team.
We localize your software, test it, and deliver a fully functional Ukrainian build.
You launch your product with a flawless Ukrainian interface, ready for users.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you handle both translation and engineering?
Yes. Our in-house team includes localization engineers, linguists, and QA testers who work together on each project.

Do you translate from English or Russian?
We can localize from either, but we always recommend English → Ukrainian for direct accuracy and modern terminology alignment.

Do you provide Ukrainian terminology management?
Yes. We maintain a Ukrainian glossary and translation memory for each client, ensuring consistency across all updates.

How fast can you deliver?
Small projects (e.g., app updates) can be localized within 24–48 hours. Larger systems depend on volume and complexity.