Your work as a translator demonstrates your expertise. But what if you don't have work you can upload directly? You lose that ability to show future clients where you truly excel. Not anymore. Deshi is able to analyze the TMs you aren't able to upload to TM-Town, giving you the well earned credit you deserve in those fields of expertise.
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That's right. Your TMs remain secure on your desktop. Deshi analyzes your work offline and allows you to freely redact any sensitive terms in the process. Deshi then creates a synopsis .town file which you can upload to TM-Town and get full credit for your work.
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Our goal at TM-Town is to introduce you to clients who need work in your area of expertise. We do this with our translator search engine, Nakōdo. The file Deshi creates works hand-in-hand with Nakōdo, ensuring you get found for jobs you'd be perfect for.
Get started with Deshi and begin creating .town files from your TMs in minutes. When you upload your .town file to your TM-Town account, we're able to show future clients your top language pairs and fields of expertise based on your prior work.
Choose the download file for your operating system, and follow the installation instruction video below.
Load a translation memory (TM) file into the desktop application and your TM file will be analyzed offline. You can also optionally redact any confidential terms.
Deshi creates a plain text file with the file extension “.town”. If you like, you can open this file in a text editor to confirm exactly what will be sent to TM-Town.
Log in to TM-Town and upload the file to your account. You get credit in your profile for your work and the potential to be discovered in TM-Town’s Nakōdo search engine based on the content of your work.
| Supports Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 |
| Windows (7, 8, 8.1, 10) |
| Supports OS X 10.9+ |
| OS X (10.9+) |
| i686 for 32-bit systems |
| Linux i686 |
| x86_64 for 64-bit systems |
| Linux x86_64 |
Supports Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10
**Known bug**
For Windows users the application may crash when analyzing a large file when the progress meter reaches 100%. To avoid this issue it is necessary to first analyze a small TM file upon opening the application (before you analyze your larger file). Here is a sample small TM file that you can use to workaround this bug. Upon opening the TM-Town desktop application first analyze the aforementioned sample TM file before analyzing your larger TM file and you will not experience this issue.
Supports OS X 10.9+
$ cd Downloads$ chmod +x tm-town-desktop-2.1.0-x86_64.run$ ./tm-town-desktop-2.1.0-x86_64.run