@gogola Hey Ivo, thank you for showing interest in Catapult! :) This depends from case to case, but unfortunately we currently don't have a non-profit plan available yet. However, we can connect and talk more about your project, if you'd like.

@simonsovic Hey Simon thanks a lot!

@simonsovic thank you for your kind words!

@majavoje Maja thank you very much. It's been a pleasure working with you in the past and I hope we can continue in the future :D

@thierrymaout Thank you so much for showing interest in Catapult! :) Can't wait to hear your feedback. 🙌

Hi @matic_uzmah1! Thank you for the support! Of course! You can turn off your computer, take a break and continue translating when you feel like it. All your processes will be stored, and you can pick up from where you left off.

@gcucci Thank you!

Peter hello, we offer a free package, so you can try out Catapult instantly. Currently our free package is limited to fixed 500 words. We are actively working on making a recurring free package with which you’ll get 500 free words each month. Check out our plans.

@anja_jeftovic Thank you Anja. Please let us know what you think. :)

@sshreeey thank you for your support. 😊

Hi @benoit_chambon, thank you! To answer your question about the difference between Catapult and DeepL: Catapult and DeepL are two different services addressing different audiences in the first place. But honestly, it is a fair question, so let us dive in! Comparing the two, Catapult enables you to build your private translation memory (TM). Now, for those who haven’t come across the term translation memory, it is a technology that “remembers your previous translations and stores them”. This way next time you are translating, Catapult will with help from TM offer sentence suggestions and significantly shorten the process. In addition, with Catapult, you can create your own glossary and have the access to Public TM. Above all, a document format is preserved. You also don’t have to copy and paste a text and there is no character limit.

@benoit_chambon @tamara_unetic And to be even more precise DeepL only provides you with a Machine Translation output. But Catapult allows you to translate entire documents, segment by segment, all the while retaining your file format. So once you're done reviewing the Machine Translation output, you get entire documents already formatted exactly as they were when you uploaded them. Basically, one only provides you with a translation, while the other is a full-fledged tool for translating documents, websites and other content.

It all depends on how many words you translate in a month. You subscribe for a package that has a limited number of words available. Every project you decide to translate with Catapult will count against your quota with total words found in the files. You can choose from 3 different pricing packages. Each package includes a limited number of words you can translate in any given month. We also have a free tier, if you just want to mess around a bit and try it out. You can find detailed pricing information on our website. 😊

@matija_kovac Looks amazing, which technology do you use for translation? Or does it relyys on api?

@matija_kovac Looks awesome! Would be happy to discuss collaboration as we in need of such tools for our plagiarism detection software- noplag.com. Let me know who is the person to talk to. Congrats on the launch 🚀🚀🚀

@bochkovaleks Hey Aleks, great, looking forward to your email!

@nikhil_agrawal Hi Nikhil, we use multiple layers of different technologies, feel free to reach out to me personally for some 🤓 talk

@adityavsc Hi Aditya, the translation accuracy really depends on the language pair you are translating. It works best for European languages and might produce a (near)perfect result if translating simple, easy to understand content. That said, please keep in mind the quality of the machine translation also depends on the quality of the input content. So if your source text is written in slang or with many grammatical errors it might come out a bit wonky. But if your source content is written well, you can expect a fairly decent result in most cases. And this is where you come in - this tool is intended to post-edit a machine translation output and not to solely rely on one. We believe in the help that technology can provide us, but we are also aware of the limitations automation has compared to a human. BTW: the more you translate using Catapult, the more translation memory database you will build. And if you translate similar or repetitive content a lot, you previously stored translations will be pre populated already, thus improving the overall quality of the suggestions.

@matija_kovac Makes sense! Thanks for the detailed explanation. Really appreciate it :)

@samanta_smit Thank you! Feel free to try it out and give us some feedback :)

@forst Thank you very much!

Hi @eugenia_russell thank you! :) Yes, Catapult does support non-Latin characters.

@patrick_collet thank you :) Let us know how it goes and if you have any feedback do share it.

Hi @rezaursoton, thank you for your support! Can't wait to hear your feedback on how you like translating with Catapult:)

@fran_lopez_torres Thank you for the question! :) It's the same answer as what's the difference between DeepL and Catapult. (seeing that both Google Translate and DeepL are online translators). I'll paste the answer here, so you don't have to scroll up to find the answer :) Catapult and DeepL are two different services addressing different audiences in the first place. But honestly, it is a fair question, so let us dive in! Comparing the two, Catapult enables you to build your private translation memory (TM). Now, for those who haven’t come across the term translation memory, it is a technology that “remembers your previous translations and stores them”. This way next time you are translating, Catapult will with help from TM offer sentence suggestions and significantly shorten the process. In addition, with Catapult, you can create your own glossary and have the access to Public TM. Above all, a document format is preserved. You also don’t have to copy and paste a text and there is no character limit. And to be even more precise DeepL only provides you with a Machine Translation output. But Catapult allows you to translate entire documents, segment by segment, all the while retaining your file format. So once you're done reviewing the Machine Translation output, you get entire documents already formatted exactly as they were when you uploaded them. Basically, one only provides you with a translation, while the other is a full-fledged tool for translating documents, websites and other content.