Catapult - Translate your documents up to 3-times faster

Using the latest A.I. and cloud technology, Catapult allows you to translate your texts up to 3-times faster than usual. Additionally, it keeps the same formatting and design as the original document. Works with over 60+ different file types.

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I'm using the OmegaT to translate a book right now because I didn't find a tool where I can translate for free when it's a non-profit project (I'm sharing the translation on the Internet for everyone for free). Will your pricing plans cover this kind of needs?
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.
This is nice and interesting, probably gonna check this out!
Great, looking forward to your feedback! :)
I really love the idea of preserving the same file type!
Thank you for your feedback, Matej! :) It really is an advantage and on top of that, it allows you to upload your documents in more than 60 different file types.
Wow. This is very interesting and useful.
thank you for your support! :)
A very interesting and very useful project. Bravo!
Thank you! Feel free to try it out and give us some feedback :)
I want to first give it a test run before I decide upon a subscription package. Do you offer a free plan?
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 .
This is interesting. I will try it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you . Please do, and give us some feedback :)
?makers Hi. Congrats. Do you offer non-Latin characters? Many thanks.
Hi thank you! :) Yes, Catapult does support non-Latin characters.
How well would you say it translates discipline-specific languages? e.g. a scientific paper vs an art history book, vs a philosophy tract, which all might have their own peculiar vocabulary?
Hi Bertrand, It really depends - just like with any Neural Network it might produce very good results but depending on the source text it might also be gibberish. I guess I would encourage you to try it for yourself and get back to me with your findings, we're always excited to get some user feedback.
Love the product! Great job to the whole team! 🔥
Hey Simon thanks a lot!
thank you for your kind words!