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Team Deployment Guide

The DevLingo Team plan is designed for engineering teams, helping non-native developers quickly integrate into technical environments.

FeatureFreeProTeam
Monthly lookups10UnlimitedUnlimited
Word Book storagePersonalPersonalTeam shared
Usage analyticsNoNoYes
Member managementNoNoYes
Admin dashboardNoNoYes
Price (/person/month)Free$9.99$12

The admin signs up using Apple Sign In or Magic Link. Select Create Team, then enter the team name and organization information.

In the Admin Dashboard:

  1. Go to Members > Invite New Member
  2. Enter member email addresses (supports multiple emails, comma-separated)
  3. Set member roles:
    • Admin: Can manage members and set lookup policies
    • Member: Can use all features and the shared vocabulary
  4. Click Send Invite

Invited members receive an email and click the link to join the team.

After joining the team, members:

  1. Download the DevLingo macOS app
  2. Sign in with the same email (Apple Sign In or Magic Link)
  3. The app automatically detects team membership and loads team settings
  4. Word Book and learning history sync immediately

The team Word Book is a terminology library contributed to by all members, including:

  • Core technical terms: API, library, deprecation, etc.
  • Team-specific expressions: Internal terminology, project abbreviations
  • Industry-standard usage: Adjusted for the frameworks your team uses (React, Django, etc.)
  • L1 interference corrections: Based on the team’s primary language background (Chinese, Spanish, etc.)

All members can:

  • View and search: Access all shared entries
  • Propose new entries: Added to the library after admin approval
  • Mark as useful: Helps the system optimize ranking

Admins can go to Dashboard > Word Book to:

  • Review pending entries
  • Edit or delete inaccurate definitions
  • Organize by use-case tags (e.g., #React #Backend #DevOps)

Admin Dashboard > Analytics provides:

  • Most-queried vocabulary: Understand what technical topics the team focuses on
  • Active users: Track engagement by week/month
  • Learning patterns: Which time periods have the most lookups, which app contexts are most used
  • New member onboarding speed: Track non-native developers’ integration progress

Admins can configure:

  • Lookup rate limits: Prevent API abuse
  • Auto pronunciation synthesis: Enable TTS on demand to save bandwidth
  • Offline mode requirements: Force the team to use local cache under certain conditions
  • Add or remove members
  • Reset member passwords (Magic Link users)
  • Assign permissions by role
  • Set data export formats and frequency
  • Configure audit logs
  • Set backup intervals
  • Small teams (2-10 people): $12/person/month
  • Medium teams (11-50 people): $10/person/month
  • Large teams (50+ people): Contact sales for a custom plan

Annual billing comes with a 15% discount. Contact [email protected] to discuss enterprise agreements.

Corporate customers can request invoices and use purchase order (PO) processes.

The shared team vocabulary lets newly joined developers quickly learn the company’s tech stack and terminology conventions, accelerating integration.

Language Standardization for Distributed Teams

Section titled “Language Standardization for Distributed Teams”

Ensure non-native developers across the globe use consistent English expressions and technical terminology, reducing communication misunderstandings.

Use the analytics feature to understand employee learning progress, identify areas needing additional support, and optimize training plans.

When team members learn the same expression conventions, PR comments become clearer and more consistent, reducing language-related back-and-forth.

Need help setting up your team? Contact us: