> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nt3.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What is Entri?

> Entri is a localization management platform that helps teams translate and manage their application content at scale.

Entri is an **AI-native, developer-first localization management platform** that helps product teams ship in every language without slowing down. From a single dashboard, you can manage translation keys, collaborate with translators, automate translations with AI, and sync your content with your codebase — all in one place.

Whether you're a developer setting up a localization pipeline for the first time, a product manager tracking translation progress, or a professional translator working through a backlog, Entri gives you the tools to move fast and ship with confidence.

## Why Entri?

**AI translation that actually works.** Entri integrates directly with Anthropic Claude and OpenAI GPT-4o to produce high-quality machine translations. Translations are scored for confidence and enriched with your organization's glossary, so AI output stays on-brand and consistent from day one.

**Built for developers.** The `nt3` CLI lets you push and pull translation files directly from your terminal, making localization a natural part of your existing workflow. A REST API and GraphQL API give you full programmatic access to every resource.

**Real-time collaboration.** Your whole team — developers, translators, reviewers — works in the same editor. Comments, version history, and a status workflow (Untranslated → Translated → Reviewed → Approved) keep everyone aligned without email threads or spreadsheets.

**Translation Memory and Glossary.** Entri automatically stores approved translations in a Translation Memory and surfaces them for reuse across keys and projects. A shared Glossary ensures that product terms are translated consistently in every language, by every contributor.

## Explore the docs

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  <Card title="Quick Start" icon="rocket" href="/platform/quick-start">
    Create your first project and ship your first translation in under 10 minutes.
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  <Card title="Core Concepts" icon="book-open" href="/platform/core-concepts">
    Learn about projects, keys, namespaces, translation memory, and more.
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  <Card title="CLI Reference" icon="terminal" href="/developers/cli">
    Push and pull translation files from your terminal with the `nt3` CLI.
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  <Card title="REST & GraphQL API" icon="code" href="/api-reference/overview">
    Integrate Entri into your own tools and workflows via API.
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  <Card title="AI Translation" icon="sparkles" href="/platform/ai-translation">
    Configure Claude and GPT-4o to automate your translation pipeline.
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  <Card title="Webhooks" icon="webhook" href="/developers/webhooks">
    Trigger workflows in your own systems when translations change.
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## How it works

At its core, Entri is organized around **projects**. Each project holds a set of **keys** — the named strings your application displays to users — and their **translations** into one or more target languages.

You add keys manually through the editor, import them from existing files (JSON, Android XML, iOS `.strings`, Gettext PO), or push them from your codebase using the CLI. From there, your team translates, reviews, and approves content — with AI suggestions available at every step.

When translations are ready, you pull them back into your codebase or configure a webhook to trigger a deployment automatically.

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  Ready to get started? Head to [app.nt3.io](https://app.nt3.io) to create your free account, then follow the [Quick Start guide](/platform/quick-start) to create your first project.
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