I am a native english speaker (born/raised in California) and also very self conscious about the way I sound for different reasons. I suspect many of us have this kind of internal battle, even if it seems relatively insignificant to other people.
FWIW, I think your accent is interesting and enjoyable to hear.
I am interested in the concept, however I feel like the mix of GUI and code editors is too complex. I'd rather see it all in a code editor without the GUI.
Aren't they just records in a database? Assuming Localize has a scalable architecture, it shouldn't be too hard to support sites with little traffic and few phrases.
It's a convincing pitch and got me to spend some time on your web site. I suggest you consider adding a small free tier to give people more time to get accustomed to the product before committing money.
I appreciate the approach of managing translations outside your backend code, but I wonder about whether the translated content can be indexed by search engines.
This looks incredibly useful and I appreciate the focus on performance. I often avoid writing helpers for type checking edge cases due to performance concerns, but you've done the hard work for me. Thank you.