You can tell that it was designed focussing on translators, from the outset. Over time, features have grown to accommodate the new (and not so new) business needs and enterprise clients, and lately powerful -yet its no-nonsense, real-world feel is there, with those core features who made me love it still there, even better. It has been essential to my work, every day, either as a freelancer and when setting up in-company translation teams. Corpus and terminology management, integrations, filtering, AGT... make it stand out. There are real people at the wheel in the support team, and really professional.

*Multilingual delimited text filter option* It's the most costumizable and refined option I found in standalone CAT tools, allowing to import only the columns in scope, context, character limits, context from multiple sheets of the same file. Essential for video games localizers, as multilingual spreadsheets are the standard format of the industry. *Multilingual Termbase with stemming* The termbase works beautifully with the QA function to spot terminological inconsistencies. Aslo, the stemming prevents a great deal of false positives. Nice to be able to build single a term base in all my three languages. *Longevity* My old MemoQ 9 still works as a charm! By the way, I want to thank warmly Viktor Mochnács and Santiago de Miguel from Sales for helping me retrieve my serial number after my computer died on me.

I like that memoQ is very intuitive and easy to use, which makes the installation and configuration of the software easier. The process of reviewing documents is quite agile, especially when working with tags and warnings. I also appreciate that the import and export of memories is done quickly and easily. The interface of the web version is simpler than the desktop one, but it works well, and working with a live server is very efficient. I am satisfied with its performance and would definitely buy it again.