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SMART sends the same passage to 22 engines, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepL, Google, Microsoft Translator, Meta's Llama, and Amazon Nova. It then keeps the translation the majority agreed on rather than the output of one model. Tomedes says this cuts the risk of a translation error by 90% compared with trusting a single system. You see the reasoning in the comparison screen, not just a final paragraph.

Each engine's output sits in its own column, with a score for the whole text and word-level marks that flag shaky phrases. A ranking shows which engines performed best on your specific content, and a recommendation picks one for the job. This is the part that changes how you work: you stop guessing which tool to trust and start reading the disagreement.

The agent learns from translations you've already accepted, including tone, style, and preferred terminology, then applies those choices to new text. For a team producing the same kind of content every week, that removes the paragraph of instructions you'd otherwise paste into every request. It works best after a batch of corrected files, since the agent needs examples of what you consider right.

Upload PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, TXT, SRT, or image files such as JPG and PNG, up to 70 MB each, and download a translation that keeps the original structure. Tables, headings, and page flow stay where they were, which matters for anything a client will open. Paid plans add JSON, audio, and video formats. Downloads carry a fair use limit of 100,000 words per day.

The language list covers major and smaller markets, from Spanish and Japanese to Oromo, Guarani, and Tigrinya, with 72,600 direction pairs in total. Rare pairs are where aggregated engines earn their keep, because a single model's coverage of, say, Lingala to Korean is often thin. You can translate into several targets without switching tools.

Any translation can be escalated to a certified professional reviewer inside the platform. The reviewer edits the machine output line by line and returns a version the company backs as 100% accurate. The Pro plan includes 2,000 words of review each month; extra words are billed separately. It's the practical option for filings, medical records, and compliance paperwork.