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Tolgee hosting on xCloud lets you deploy Tolgee and give your team a private translation workspace on your own domain. xCloud runs the pinned Tolgee v3.224.8 image with a private PostgreSQL 17 database, generates the admin password and database credentials, mounts persistent volumes and publishes the app over HTTPS in minutes, with public registration switched off and no Enterprise licence key set.
Tolgee is an open-source localization platform that upstream describes as one developers enjoy working with, and as an alternative to Crowdin, Phrase or Lokalise. Projects, languages, translation keys and translations live in one web interface and API, and Tolgee's SDKs let translators edit a string in the running app instead of passing .json or .po files around. A self-hosted Tolgee keeps keys, translations and team accounts on a server you run. The monorepo uses multiple licences, mostly Apache-2.0.
On xCloud the template runs Tolgee v3.224.8 with a private PostgreSQL 17, the embedded Postgres disabled, and persistent volumes for uploaded files and for the database. It sets no Enterprise licence key, so the ee/ features are not enabled. Public registration is off, SMTP is off, and no machine-translation or AI provider is configured until you add one.
A self-hosted localization platform normally means an app container, a PostgreSQL database, a JWT secret, volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first translation key. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account, pick Tolgee from the OneClick catalog and choose a domain. There are no extra fields to fill in.
Step 02
One click. We run the official Tolgee image pinned by immutable digest next to a private PostgreSQL 17 database with no published port, mount the tolgee_postgres_data and tolgee_data volumes, generate the admin password, JWT secret and database credentials, and publish it over HTTPS.
Step 03
Save the administrator password from the installation credentials, open your HTTPS Tolgee URL (the first start runs database migrations and can take a few minutes) and sign in as admin. Change the password, create your first project and add translation keys.
Tolgee runs in full here: projects, translation keys and translators' work on a server you control, backed by a database you own.
Manage projects, languages, translation keys and translations in a single UI and API.
With Tolgee's SDKs, hold ALT/Option and click a string in your running app to edit it, and one-click screenshots show translators where each phrase appears.
Use translation memory and auto translation, with DeepL, Google Translate, AWS Translate or Azure Translator providers that you enable in settings.
Discuss work with comments on translations, see per-key translation history and review an activity log of who changed what.
Connect developer tooling through the Tolgee CLI, SDKs, integrations and Tolgee's MCP server for AI coding assistants.
PostgreSQL 17 runs on the private Compose network with no published port, and Tolgee's embedded Postgres is disabled.
Managed hosting for Tolgee, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Keep every project, language and translation key in one workspace and reach it from the UI or the API.
With Tolgee's SDKs, hold ALT/Option and click a string in your running app to edit it, with screenshots showing translators where each phrase appears.
Reuse translation memory and switch on auto translation with a machine-translation provider such as DeepL, Google Translate, AWS Translate or Azure Translator.
Comment on translations, check per-key history and see an activity log of who changed what.
Connect the Tolgee CLI, SDKs and integrations, or Tolgee's MCP server for AI coding assistants.



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The code is mainly Apache-2.0 but the monorepo uses multiple licences, and the ee/ directories fall under Tolgee's Enterprise license, which this template does not enable. You pay xCloud for the Cloud VPS, not for Tolgee.
The manifest asks for 2 CPU cores, 2048 MB of RAM and 10 GB of disk, because Tolgee is a JVM app running beside PostgreSQL. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung; the template advises more resources for large projects, many concurrent translators or heavy uploads.
Yes, and this template is Tolgee Docker hosting without the setup: the tolgee/tolgee v3.224.8 image pinned by digest, a private PostgreSQL 17 with no published port, generated credentials and JWT secret, two volumes and HTTPS on your domain.
Use the username admin and the generated password from your installation credentials, then change that password inside Tolgee. Until you do, the environment password is re-applied on every restart, which would undo a change made elsewhere.
No. Public registration is off by default, so you invite your team from inside Tolgee. Invitation emails need SMTP, which is off, so until it is configured you will have to share access in another way.
Email is off by default. Fill in the commented TOLGEE_SMTP_* lines in the environment file with your mail provider's details and redeploy. Password-reset emails use the same settings, so they start working at the same time.
Not configured. No machine-translation provider is enabled by default, and the AI playground needs an LLM provider that you set up yourself. Upstream supports providers such as DeepL, Google Translate, AWS Translate and Azure Translator, which you enable in settings.
Back up tolgee_data and tolgee_postgres_data together as one consistent set. The application volume holds uploaded files and related data, and PostgreSQL holds projects, translations and users. Keep the generated secrets with the backup, and test a restore before you depend on it.
The install stays on v3.224.8 until you adopt a newer template version. Back up both volumes first and read the upstream release notes, because migrations run on the first start. Nothing upgrades the app automatically.
This page is your own Tolgee cloud: a dedicated Cloud VPS running the self-hosted platform, with projects in a private PostgreSQL on volumes you control. Nobody else shares the instance, and you decide who is invited.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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