OneSky OLA is an AI localization platform with multi-agent translation and QA in 100+ languages. Plans from $29/month, 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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OneSky Localization Agent, or OLA, is an AI localization platform from OneSky that translates and quality-checks content in 100+ languages and 800+ dialects. The company describes it as an AI team of agents that handles localization for websites, apps, marketing materials, documents, and databases, guided by a style guide, glossaries, and translation memories set by the customer.
The problem it targets is fragmentation. When different teams use separate AI tools, tone and quality drift. OLA centralizes translation and QA in one hub so brand rules apply to every document, site, app, and campaign. Its supported content leans toward web and mobile app string files.
OLA is triggered by a connected service in the customer's system, then runs a chain of role-specific agents. A localization manager fills in context from the style guide, preferences, and cross-string attributes. Translators produce candidates, voters pick the most appropriate option, and reviewers check context and format, such as placeholders.
Evaluators then score the reviewed translations using machine translation quality scoring algorithms and flag those needing follow-up. Feedback loops until the agents cannot improve the result further. Unfixable issues go to humans for review and post-editing. Teams without an integration can upload string files manually, configure workflow automation, and export results from the platform.
The multi-agent design uses several LLMs rather than one. OneSky lists built-in models from the GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok families, and OLA selects the best translation with its built-in LQA algorithm. A dashboard tracks the AI team's performance, and an emailed digest summarizes progress, quality, and risk.
The string management side includes a string editor, glossary, translation memory, screenshots, string descriptions, translation history, and length limits. OLA can generate glossary entries from newly approved translations, and it accepts all major translation memory formats, which helps teams moving over from other tools. More than 30 file formats are supported.
OLA is an AI localization platform from OneSky. It uses a team of role-specific AI agents to translate, review, and quality-check content in 100+ languages, following a customer's style guide, glossaries, and translation memories.
Starter is listed at $29 per month (down from $49 under a beta discount) and Pro at $129 per month (down from $169). Enterprise pricing is available on request. Extra AI-word packages start at $70 per month for up to 10,000 words.
Yes. OneSky offers a 14-day free trial that includes 2,000 AI words. No credit card is required, and paid plans are billed monthly with cancellation at any time.
OLA supports more than 30 string file formats. Examples include iOS .strings and .xcstrings, Android .xml, .json, .po, .resx, .xliff, .yaml, as well as TMX, TXT, and Excel documents.
OneSky says OLA supports 100+ languages and 800+ dialects for AI translation and review. Plan limits apply: Starter includes 5 languages and Pro includes 30.
OneSky lists API, webhook, and CLI tools on all plans, and a connected service can trigger automated localization. Teams that do not integrate can upload string files manually and export results from the platform.
OLA aims to handle translation and review automatically, and it flags translations it cannot fix for human review and post-editing. OneSky also suggests adding a post-editing service for more natural, human-like fluency.
Yes. OneSky states that OLA supports all major translation memory formats, so teams can transfer an existing translation database and use it to improve AI translations for their projects.