LocalAIz

There are many models to choose from, and the available options can change frequently. In general, larger models with more parameters produce better results. For example, Gemma3 27B via Ollama has performed well in testing.

It is recommended to use Ollama models instead of the in-app models for better accuracy. Try a few different ones on challenging strings that include placeholders or special formatting to see which works best for you.

Before starting, make sure the model you choose can run on your machine. The model must be able to fit entirely into your system’s RAM, otherwise it will fail to load or run very slowly. As a rule of thumb, you need at least as much free RAM as the model size itself, plus extra overhead for smooth operation.

First open your app source directory (where your .xcproject file is). Then click on the 3 ellipsis next to your app name. From there you can toggle on or off any languages you want to have in your app.
For any localization languages not listed in the app, you can add localizations in Xcode under the Project Info screen.

In Xcode navigate to your strings file then right click on the string you want to skip localization. Then choose 'Mark as "Don't Translate"'. After this open your app project in LocalAIz again.