Vitra TM · adaptive memory
Keep reviewed translations useful beyond the project that created them. Connect approved wording to the audience, product, and purpose behind it.
A context-first, multimodal translation management system. Bring shared memory, terminology, style guides, and glossaries to video, images, documents, websites, and apps. AI does the repeat work. Your team reviews what matters.
Free to start · 120 languages · No credit card required
Translation should know what you mean before it decides what to say.
Charge before use.
Clear wording. Natural Spanish. Preserve the meaning.
The product context tells the reviewer that this is an action: connect the device to power.
Carga el dispositivo antes de usarlo.
Example wording · for reviewAntes de usarlo, carga el dispositivo.
Example wording · for reviewCarga antes de usar.
Example wording · for reviewCharge the device before using it.
Illustrative English-to-Spanish examples, not a live translation tool. Context helps; qualified human review still matters.
Capabilities
Keep reviewed translations useful beyond the project that created them. Connect approved wording to the audience, product, and purpose behind it.
Define concepts and their terms by language, including preferred wording, alternatives, and words your team should avoid.
Bring your existing guidance and turn it into editable language rules. Set tone, formality, punctuation, and regional conventions.
Set direct source-to-target wording and do-not-translate rules for names and phrases that need a predictable treatment.
Give translation work the product facts, audience, subject, and intended use it needs. A button, a subtitle, and a policy clause should not be treated as the same kind of content.
Connect translation to creation, dubbing, design adaptation, quality checks, and review. Let repeatable steps run while important decisions wait for a person.
How it works
Keep the brief, language resources, and review decisions connected. Use the finished result in Universe or export it for the next step.
Bring the content, product information, audience, and target markets. Add existing memory, terms, and style guidance.
Translate a document, localize a design, dub a video, or connect several jobs with Vitra Flow.
Check language, terminology, claims, and the finished format. Keep draft, verified, and approved work distinct.
Keep reviewed language in Vitra TM so the next asset starts with the decisions your team has already made.
Start with one real workflow
Bring a real asset, the language resources behind it, and the person who reviews it. Try the full job—not just a sentence in a demo.
Get started for free with 500 credits. Usage depends on the jobs you run.
See where established localization platforms fit, what to evaluate in Vitra TMS, and how to test both with your own content.
Explore all platform comparisons →Who it is for
Localize the video, banner, landing page, and supporting document using the same product context and language resources.
Connect interface strings, help content, release notes, and tutorial videos without rebuilding terminology for each surface.
Keep client resources separate, organize review, and build repeatable workflows around the formats your customers actually ship.
Give specialists the terminology, guidance, and context they need before approving financial, legal, healthcare, or technical content.
FAQ
Vitra TMS is a multimodal, context-first translation management system inside Vitra Universe. It brings together Vitra TM adaptive memory, Vitra TB terminology, style guides, glossaries, business context, and human review for video, images, documents, websites, and apps.
A word can have several meanings, and the right phrasing depends on where it appears, who reads it, and what the product does. Context helps translators, AI, and reviewers choose wording that fits the job instead of translating an isolated sentence.
No. Vitra TMS connects language resources to content workflows across video, audio, images, design files, documents, websites, and app content in Vitra Universe.
Vitra TM keeps reusable translations. Vitra TB organizes concepts and their preferred or discouraged terms across languages. A glossary sets direct wording and do-not-translate rules. Style guides explain how the final language should sound and read.
Yes. Review statuses and human approval are part of the workflow. Your team can check terminology, meaning, tone, and the finished asset before it is used.
No. Start with a representative workflow and supported language-asset imports. Evaluate the resources, formats, and connections you need before deciding whether to migrate or use Universe alongside your existing system.
Everything in Vitra Universe shares one translation memory, one brand kit, and one quality bar — so the work you do here makes everything you do next faster.