Mobile app localisation platform Tethras has marked its entrace to the US market and the opening of an office in Mountain View, California. Tethras provides a platform that connects developers to a multi-region community of translators, removing the need to update content for multiple territories.
By using Tethras, mobile developers gain access to global markets and new streams of revenue without ever having to leave their desks, give up their source code, or download a single piece of software.
"Previously, app translation was a fragmented and frustrating undertaking that often resulted in a lengthy go-to-market timeline. Tethras aims to simplify app localisation," said Tethras co-founder and CEO Brian Farrell.
As Tethras is a cloud-based service, updating and managing translations is a pain-free process, seamlessly integrating with the app development workflow. As a result, developers and translators can work together more freely and efficiently.
Tethras was founded in 2010 by Brian Farrell and Brendan Clavin. The online, automated service is integrated directly into development workflow and provides a fast, uncomplicated solution in over 40 languages.
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