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Professional AI translation for computer, legal, medical pages with glossary, bilingual exports, vocabulary CSV, and custom models. Recommended length: use the text below rather than trying to fill the 16,000-character limit. It is long enough to cover important search phrases, but short enough for users and reviewers to scan. TermPilot is an AI translation and reading assistant for technical webpages, professional web pages, and domain-specific reading. It is designed for people who read technical documentation, legal materials, medical articles, finance pages, research papers, product pages, business content, and other domain-specific web pages in different languages. Unlike a simple word-by-word webpage translator, TermPilot adds professional domain context before asking the selected AI model to translate. It can detect the page domain automatically, let you choose a domain manually, apply your local glossary, and optionally run consistency checks and polishing passes. These features help improve professional translation accuracy and keep important terms consistent across long pages. TermPilot supports professional-domain AI translation for computer/software engineering, legal, finance, medical, education, research, business, marketing, e-commerce, gaming, media, travel, and manufacturing content. You can use it for developer documentation, API references, SaaS product pages, compliance documents, academic content, medical reading, business analysis, marketplace pages, and other professional reading scenarios. You control the model. TermPilot works with OpenAI-compatible large language model providers, including DeepSeek, Qwen, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and custom providers configured by the user. The extension sends translation and AI reading requests directly from your browser to the selected model provider using your own API key. Main features: - Professional-domain AI translation for computer/software, legal, finance, medical, education, research, business, marketing, e-commerce, gaming, media, travel, and manufacturing - Automatic domain detection with manual domain selection when you want more control - Local glossary support to keep specialized terms consistent across translations - Optional consistency check and final polishing for eligible translations - Full-page translation with inline translated text below the original content - Selected-text translation and explanation for focused reading - Summary, Q&A, note generation, and vocabulary extraction modes - 14 target languages for multilingual reading and work - Local export of translations as bilingual Markdown - Local export of bilingual Chinese-English comparison and vocabulary lists as CSV - Bring-your-own-key model setup for DeepSeek, Qwen, OpenAI-compatible providers, and custom endpoints - Local settings and glossary storage AI reading tools: - Explain selected text when a paragraph is difficult to understand - Summarize long pages or professional documents - Ask questions based on the current page or selected text - Generate structured notes for later review - Extract vocabulary and export a vocabulary list as CSV Local export options: - Export page translations as bilingual Markdown - Export bilingual Chinese-English comparison for review and study - Export AI reading results as Markdown - Export vocabulary lists as CSV Translation targets: TermPilot supports 14 target languages: Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, and Thai. Who it is for: - Developers reading foreign technical documentation and API references - Students and researchers reading academic or professional content - Legal, finance, medical, and business readers who need more consistent terminology - Product, marketing, e-commerce, gaming, media, travel, and manufacturing teams reading global webpages - Users who want to use their own AI model provider instead of a fixed translation service Privacy position: - API keys are stored locally in Chrome extension storage - AI requests are sent directly from the extension to the user's selected model provider - Glossary terms and notes are included in direct model prompts when the glossary is used - API keys and AI request content are not sent to TermPilot backend/API servers - TermPilot does not store API keys, source text, translated text, questions, generated notes, or vocabulary lists - Export files are created locally by the browser and are not uploaded to TermPilot - TermPilot only collects pseudonymous usage metadata for reliability and feature adoption; it does not collect full URLs Permission use: - `storage`: saves settings and glossary data locally; API key access is restricted to trusted extension contexts - `contextMenus`: provides translation actions in the page context menu - `scripting` and `webNavigation`: restores translation behavior in supported frames after navigation - `<all_urls>` and `all_frames`: allow user-requested page and embedded-frame translation across websites Learn more: - Website: https://termpilot.top - Setup guide: https://termpilot.top/guide.html - Privacy policy: https://termpilot.top/privacy.html