The world’s most
powerful CAT
editor
Deliver the highest-quality translations in the shortest time possible.
Boost quality and productivity
Harness advanced machine translation features and quality estimation to increase productivity. Make use of translation memories and term bases to improve translation quality and consistency.
Drive collaboration with our intuitive editor
Our intuitive and easy-to-use CAT editor helps you get more done and better facilitates collaboration with comments and language quality assurance (LQA) assessments.
Work with your preferred settings
Use the Phrase TMS editor in any of our 10 supported languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Russian. Additionally, you can switch to dark mode to make translating easier on the eyes.
CAT editor by the numbers
99.9%
Average uptime for our editor
24-7
Support
200k+
Translators trust Phrase
Machine translation integration
Our editor integrates with 30+ MT engines for optimal efficiency
Comments and notifications
Collaborate effectively to deliver projects faster
Translation resources at your fingertips
Whether it’s translation memories, term bases or spellcheckers, we have you covered
Reliable and secure
The Phrase Localization Platform follows best practices in security, stability and performance. This means we comply with the Principles and Security Statements of ISO 27001, PCI DSS, AWS, CCPA and GDPR. Our infrastructure is one of the most resilient and robust available (zero downtime deployments and a 99.9% uptime), and we work hard to ensure it stays that way.
Frequently asked questions
Here to field your questions on our CAT editor
What platforms is the downloadable editor available for?
The downloadable editor is available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. You can find more details here.
Where can I find onboarding / help documents / materials?
You can learn more in-depth in our help center or become Phrase-certified in one of our courses.
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Phrase has become an indispensable part of our localization strategy at BlaBlaCar. Our plans include scaling the range of materials localized within the Phrase platform, particularly our help center and customer relationship content. This in turn will bolster business, improve customer satisfaction, and drive loyalty. This strategic shift reflects the efficiency gains we’ve achieved through Phrase and our commitment to delivering top-quality services to our customers globally through streamlined translation and localization processes.
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