General Translation builds localization infrastructure for apps, websites, docs, and product content. Its stack combines MIT-licensed i18n libraries, a shared context and translation-review platform, and Locadex, an AI agent that prepares code and translation changes in GitHub pull requests. Customers include Cursor, Ramp, Sierra, Partiful, ClickHouse, and Okta. The team treats localization as a systems problem: terminology, tone, and meaning should remain coherent across code and content as products change. The platform supports API, CLI, and MCP workflows. Founded by Archie McKenzie, the company works in person in San Francisco. Its careers page describes a lean engineering-first team with broad creative ownership, unlimited AI usage, competitive salary and equity, meals, gym access, office Waymo rides, and Platinum-tier health coverage. Roles span product engineering, infrastructure, growth, and account executives; check the careers page for live openings. In November 2026, it announced $27 million across Seed and Series A financing, with a16z leading the Series A and Upfront Ventures leading the Seed.