Dashboard

The i1n dashboard (dashboard.i1n.ai) is the web interface for managing your localization infrastructure. It is where you create your account, manage organizations, generate API keys, edit translations, and configure your team.

All changes made in the dashboard sync in real time with the CLI workflow. Run i1n pull to fetch dashboard edits into your local files.

Sign up at dashboard.i1n.ai using your Google or GitHub account. No separate password is required — authentication is handled entirely through your chosen provider.

After signing in for the first time, you will be prompted to create your first organization or accept a pending invitation to an existing one.

An organization is the top-level entity in i1n. It owns projects, team members, billing plans, and API keys. Each user can create their own organization or be invited to join others.

All plan limits (keys, languages, projects, seats) apply at the organization level. Members can be assigned roles (Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer) to control access within the organization.

API keys authenticate the CLI against your organization. Generate one from your organization settings page in the dashboard.

When you run i1n init, the CLI prompts you for this key and stores it in i1n.config.json (gitignored). The key grants access to all projects within the organization, and the CLI will ask you to select which project to use.

Treat API keys as secrets. Do not commit them to version control or share them publicly. You can revoke and regenerate keys at any time from the dashboard.

Click any translation key to edit its value in any language. The editor supports the full range of interpolation syntax used across your project.

Use Smart Translate to trigger one-click AI translation for missing languages. The dashboard uses the same AI translation as the CLI, with automatic variable protection and brand voice enforcement.

Invite team members with granular role-based access control (RBAC). Available roles include Owner, Admin, Editor, and Viewer.

Owners and Admins can manage settings, invite members, and manage languages. Editors can edit and delete translations. Viewers have read-only access. All plans include unlimited viewer seats.

Configure an organization-wide brand voice that applies to every AI translation. This ensures consistent tone across all languages.

Example voice settings: "Professional and technical", "Casual and friendly", "Formal and authoritative". Enterprise plans support custom tuning for advanced voice control.