Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12) | I just added local LLMs to Supervertaler for memoQ!

Michael Beijer — Tue, 13 Oct 2026 22:27:00 +0000

Forum: Supervertaler
Topic: Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12)
Poster: Michael Beijer
Post title: I just added local LLMs to Supervertaler for memoQ!

Supervertaler for Trados has had this functionality for a while now, but I just added it to Supervertaler for memoQ.

See: [url removed]

Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12)

Michael Beijer — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 09:50:00 +0000

Forum: Supervertaler
Topic: Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12)
Poster: Michael Beijer

Hi guys, [b]Supervertaler for memoQ[/b] is now available for memoQ 11 and 12. It's the memoQ counterpart of Supervertaler for Trados: an add-in that gives memoQ an LLM-based MT engine built around your own terminology, your own instructions and the segments you confirm.

I'm a working translator and use it on my own jobs. If you already use MT or AI in memoQ, the aim is to make it follow your terminology and your decisions rather than its own. If you don't use AI at all, this isn't for you, and that's fine.

[b]What it does[/b]

• [b]MT suggestions in the grid.[/b] Supervertaler works as an MT engine in memoQ, using Claude, GPT or Gemini with your own API key. Its suggestions appear in Translation results like any other MT hit, and Pre-translate works too. Inline tags are kept. Supervertaler itself never confirms a segment; that stays with you.

• [b]It learns from what you confirm.[/b] Set it as your self-learning MT and the segments you confirm are passed on with later requests in the same document: settle a term in segment 3 and segment 40 uses it.

• [b]Your terminology.[/b] Supervertaler's termbases highlight terms in the source and list them in Translation results, and the same terms are sent with each request, forbidden terms included. memoQ doesn't pass its own term bases to third-party MT add-ins, so this fills that gap.

• [b]Your instructions.[/b] Prompts come from a library you can edit. AutoPrompt can draft one for a project from the document, with a table of key terms, for you to check before you use it.

• [b]Client notes.[/b] Memory banks hold notes per client – brief, style, terminology – and send them with every request.

• [b]Figures.[/b] FigureLens takes the images out of your documents and has them described, so the model knows what the drawings show.

• [b]Optional: Claude Desktop or ChatGPT.[/b] An AI assistant can read the document open in memoQ and prepare translations, which reach the grid only when you run Pre-translate.

memoQ gives add-ins no panel of their own, so prompts, termbases and settings live in a small companion window, the Supervertaler editor.

[b]Confidentiality[/b]

Your text goes straight from your computer to the AI provider you choose, under your own account, and nowhere else. Whether you may send a client's text to an AI provider at all is a matter for your agreement with that client. The source code is public on GitHub, so you can check exactly what leaves your machine.

[b]The details[/b]

• memoQ 11 and 12, on Windows.
• 14-day free trial, with no sign-up and no card. After that, €20 a month or €200 a year, and the same licence covers Supervertaler for Trados.
• It is not yet signed by memoQ, so memoQ may ask once whether to load it. I'm working on getting it signed.

Website: [url= [url removed] ]supervertaler.com/memoq[/url]
Documentation: [url= [url removed] ]docs.supervertaler.com/memoq[/url]
Screenshot: [url= [url removed] ]memoQ with the Supervertaler editor[/url]

Questions, bug reports (and criticism) are all welcome here!

Michael

ProZ.com Translation Forums

Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12) | I just added local LLMs to Supervertaler for memoQ!

Supervertaler for memoQ released (memoQ 11 and 12)