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Manage, sync, and translate App Texts directly inside the Bubble editor. Textonomy App Helper now also helps you inspect app schema… Manage, sync, and translate App Texts directly inside the Bubble editor. Textonomy App Helper now also helps you inspect app schema (User Types and Option Sets) and manage color tokens in one side panel. Textonomy App Helper is a productivity extension for Bubble developers who want structured, scalable content and metadata workflows without leaving the editor. It helps you standardize text architecture, organize translation workflows, and review key app configuration data quickly. With the extension, you can scan pages and reusable elements to detect static text, generate App Text IDs, and replace static content with dynamic App Text references. This improves consistency across your app and makes multilingual support easier to maintain as projects grow. The extension includes a side panel workflow with dedicated tabs for: - App Text automation - Color token management - Database/schema visualization You can use it to: - Scan for static text elements - Create App Text IDs - Replace static text with dynamic App Text references - Upload App Texts to the translation portal (optional) - Fetch and apply translations (optional) - View and manage color tokens (including create and reorder) - Visualize Bubble User Types, fields, privacy-role metadata, and Option Sets For schema visibility, the extension reads editor JSON metadata such as: - user_types - option_sets - color token metadata Cloud translation features are optional and currently in beta, and may require access to the external Textonomy portal. Textonomy App Helper operates only in the Bubble editor and only when you explicitly trigger actions. It does not run background monitoring on unrelated websites. Ideal for: - Bubble developers building multilingual apps - Teams managing growing App Text and token libraries - Agencies standardizing localization and app-configuration workflows
Mar 20, 2026
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