Mojito is an open-source continuous localisation platform for software teams. It collects translatable strings from source repositories and continuous integration, shows which products need localisation, runs quality checks such as placeholder validation, and generates localised files from the translated content. Output includes XLIFF files, and a command-line interface and REST client are part of the repository. Box maintains the project but describes it as an open-source project rather than a commercial product.
Box, Inc. is headquartered in Redwood City, California. Mojito is licensed under Apache 2.0, and its repository describes no hosted service, so the organisation that runs it decides where translation data is stored. For a European organisation, the relevant sovereignty question is therefore its own infrastructure. Box makes no support or availability commitments for the project, so organisations need to assess its long-term maintenance themselves.