Babilim
Babilim

Babilim

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The Translations screen before you enable Babilim: what will be sent, and the Enable button.

The Translations screen before you enable Babilim: what will be sent, and the Enable button.

  • See your installed plugins and themes with their translation status for each language you manage.
  • Install an available translation with one click, or request one that is not available yet.
  • Use any WordPress language. None is ranked, preferred or left out.
  • Nothing is sent until you agree, not even when you activate the plugin.
  • Your own custom/ overrides always win over Babilim.

Babilim finds the plugins and themes on your site that have no translation for your language and lets you request one from the Babilim translation service.
The plugin needs that service to work. It has a free plan and an optional paid plan (see the FAQ).

Translation files are written only inside wp-content/languages/babilim/. Babilim does not touch your plugins, your themes or WordPress’s own files.

External services

This plugin connects to the Babilim translation service to look up, request and download translation files. It cannot work without it.

  • Service: Babilim, https://api.babilim.org.
  • When: Nothing is sent before you consent. No request is made when the plugin is activated, and none until you press “Enable Babilim”. After that, requests are made when you use the plugin, on WordPress’s twice-daily check, and when plugins or themes are installed, activated, deactivated, updated or switched or your plan changes, until you press “Disable Babilim”.
  • Sent: your site’s URL; the WordPress, PHP and Babilim versions; the languages your site uses; a public key for the site; and short diagnostic codes, never any text content.
  • Sent also: the installed plugins and themes with their versions, text domains, whether they are listed on WordPress.org, the languages each already includes, and the state of any Babilim translation installed.
  • Each request includes your site’s URL and, when needed, its access token. The service also sees your server’s IP address.
  • Only when you act: requesting a translation (component, version, language); reporting a problem (what you fill in or select); a restore code you enter; and, for a component not on WordPress.org, uploading its code files as a zip after you confirm. They may contain anything, so check them first. Uploads and reports are stored and processed with AI models.
  • Optional error reports, off by default, only if you choose to share: an error code, the action, where in the plugin and when it happened, a random report id, versions and the site language. Only the error code and versions are published as a public GitHub issue.
  • Received: translation files and status.
  • Checkout: “Upgrade this site” opens babilim.org in a new tab, where Paddle, the merchant of record, takes payment. This plugin never sees payment data.

The Enable screen lists what is sent automatically before you agree.

  • Terms of Service: https://babilim.org/terms/
  • Privacy Policy: https://babilim.org/privacy/
  • Refund Policy: https://babilim.org/refund/
  • Paddle Checkout Buyer Terms: https://www.paddle.com/legal/buyer-terms
  • Paddle Privacy Policy: https://www.paddle.com/legal/privacy