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This site is translated into multiple languages with Multify

Updates

Version 0.0.1 (May 2025)

The idea behind the service is simple: to do what Linguise and Weglot don't — full integration with Tilda's dynamic content.

Problem

Existing services only translate static text. Any dynamic content in a blog or online store remains untranslated, not to mention currency conversion and order processing.

Solution

Multify works as a layer between the website and the user's browser.
Connection: updated DNS records — everything works. No client-side scripts, no changes to the Tilda code.
Architecture: the service operates on the principle of a reverse proxy. Requests to the Tilda website are "intercepted" by Multify, which translates and transforms the content on the fly and proxies requests to the Tilda API.

What this provides

  • Dynamic content is translated automatically
  • Forms and orders are sent in the correct language
  • Tilda API works transparently through a proxy
  • For the user — simply a multilingual site, for Tilda — regular requests
This is the first step towards full localization of Tilda websites.
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