Déjà Vu X3 vs Fluency Now

Déjà Vu X3 is a Windows desktop computer-assisted translation tool built around reusing earlier translations. Its translation memory and terminology tools work within an integrated environment, while DeepMiner draws on translation memories and terminology databases to assemble phrases and improve fuzzy matches. AutoWrite suggests terms, phrases, and sentences from a user's databases as they translate. Quality checks cover terminology consistency, formatting, numbers, and tags, with customizable rules. Live Preview shows translated content in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files as work progresses. Supported formats include Office files, PDF, XLIFF, SDLXLIFF, TMX, XML, YAML, InDesign, and HTML; interoperability formats include Studio packages, MemoQ XLIFF, Wordfast TXML, and Trados Workbench. Workgroup supports shared translation memories and termbases, multilingual projects, and workload splitting. The free edition supports standalone and satellite projects prepared with Déjà Vu X3 Workgroup after a 30-day Professional evaluation. The free plan is free; the pricing note lists paid plans from €420 and a 30-day trial.

Fluency Now is desktop computer-assisted translation software for freelance professionals and larger organizations. It manages multiple translation memory files, including TMX, SDLTM and TTX, and supports machine translation engines such as Microsoft, Google, Systran, iTranslate4, MyMemory and World Lingo in one window. Built-in terminology covers more than 35 languages, and users can import and manage personal terminology. Listed file formats include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, InDesign, XLIFF, SDLXLIFF, HTML, XML and RTF. Fluency Now runs on Linux, macOS and Windows, with terminology management, QA checks and an alignment tool. It can be used offline after first registration, though subscriptions are validated every 15 days. Professional costs $15 a month and covers up to two computers; yearly payment is also offered with two months free. The subscription includes technical support, and free video tutorials and email support are available. The maker says it supports HIPAA compliance but is not HIPAA-certified. Professional cannot connect to Fluency TM & Term Server or interface with FluencyFlow project management.