"Cash App" matching MCP servers:

Manage app strings, locales, and A/B string variants, then publish Ed25519-signed string bundles for over-the-air text updates in iOS, Android, web, and React Native apps.

An MCP server that automatically translates Android app string resources to multiple languages by detecting changes in default strings.xml files using Git diff. It supports batch translation, preserves formatting placeholders, and works with multiple Android modules.

MCP server for the Codex Bilingual Overlay, enabling control of bilingual translation modes (off, hover, preload) and retrieval of overlay status for the Codex desktop app.

Provides access to synonyms and antonyms for words through the API Ninjas Thesaurus API, enabling vocabulary enhancement and word exploration.

Provides dictionary lookup functionality through the API Ninjas Dictionary API, allowing users to search for word definitions and meanings through natural language queries.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor to read tracked app keywords, opportunities, account apps, and action plans; generate or translate listing copy; review results; and apply accepted title, subtitle, keywords, or short-description fields to an editable draft without publishing to Apple or Google.

Enables AI agents to search a daily-updated library of real App Store screenshots, preview videos and listing history from thousands of top apps by category, chart, look or app name. It also generates and localizes the user's own App Store screenshots at App Store resolution, restyled after any app in the library.

Connects MCP clients to a self-hosted LanguageTool HTTP instance over stdio, letting them proofread text for spelling, grammar, punctuation and style issues and to list the languages the instance supports. Returns a Markdown report grouped by category with correction suggestions, and supports language selection, stricter checking, and rule enabling/disabling.

Gives coding agents live localization context — catalog keys, where each string is used in code (component, UI role, file:line), glossary terms and notes — so new strings can be added and translated with validated output as you write the app.

Enables an AI assistant to act as the memory of a personal English-learning app: read progress and words due for review, run short practice conversations, and store sentences, corrections, new words, rubric scores, and checked exercises back to the user's dashboard. Also lets the assistant grow the flashcard deck and adjust word familiarity, which reschedules spaced-repetition reviews.

Tarot card meanings for love, and answers to the most-asked love questions, in 22 languages.

Enables agents to design App Store and Google Play screenshot sets from templates or simulator captures, translate captions into 41 languages with automatic text fitting, render the pixels, and publish straight to App Store Connect or Google Play.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) API. It allows language models to interact with RAE's dictionary and linguistic resources.

Enables interaction with XTRF translation management system through their Home Portal API. Provides access to XTRF's project management, translation workflow, and client portal functionalities via natural language interface.

Enables bidirectional lookup of Mi'kmaq and English words with definitions and examples, and provides tools for learning and dictionary statistics, integrating seamlessly with AI-powered IDEs.

An MCP (Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol) Server that enables AI agents to interact with Google's Cloud Translation API for translating text between languages.

Votars is the world's smartest multilingual meeting assistant, designed for voice recording, transcription, and advanced AI processing. It features real-time translation, intelligent error correction, AI summarization, smart content generation, and AI discussions. The Votars app is available on Web,