Unity
Wire Unity UI text and workflow swatches to live Gaia translation memory, then validate localized strings in Play mode before release packaging.
Gaia 3.0 Unleashed.
Gaia now reaches directly into Unity, Unreal Engine, and local AI environments - bringing translation memory, engine validation, and private LLM workflows closer to production.
Unreal Engine
Bring Gaia translation memory into Unreal Editor and trusted development builds so teams can inspect localized strings in real game context.
Local LLMs
Draft translations and Adventure content against models running on infrastructure you control, with human review still at the center.
Montréal software atelier
Purpose-built software, crafted with precision.
Tomori builds thoughtful, high-quality products with a craftsmanship mindset. We design and develop software with clarity, discipline, and long-term usefulness in mind.
About Tomori
Software built with intention, precision, and care.
Tomori is a Montréal-based software company founded by industry veterans with more than two decades of experience across gaming, software development, localization, and product operations.
The name Tomori conveys the idea of coming to light, bringing clarity, focus, and calm. That meaning reflects our approach to building software: thoughtful, deliberate, and grounded in purpose.
We create software with a clear point of view. Every product is designed to be useful, performant, and built to last, with careful attention to both technical quality and user experience.
At Tomori, software is conceived with intention, crafted with precision, and delivered with care.
Core values
Clear reasons. Careful execution. Durable systems.
Purposeful solution design
Every workflow, interface, and feature should have a clear reason to exist and a clear benefit to the people using it.
Quality-first execution
From interface behavior to system performance, our goal is software that feels refined, reliable, and efficient.
Iterative innovation
Our approach to innovation is iterative and deliberate: rethink what exists, improve what matters, and keep pushing beyond the expected.
Long-term usefulness
Good software should remain valuable as teams, processes, and business realities evolve.
Meet Gaia
An integrated content creation and localization system for modern development.
Gaia is Tomori's first software platform: a content creation and localization system designed around quality, control, efficiency, and deployment flexibility, with Gaia 3.0 extending that foundation through Unity, Unreal Engine, and local AI workflows.
Built from deep experience in localization, game production, and software operations, Gaia brings translation workspaces, QA, review workflows, reporting, content-creation tools, and configurable deployment options into one platform for teams shipping modern software and games.
Blog
Insights on localization, product strategy, how we build software, and Gaia.
Practical perspectives on translation operations and modern localization teams, notes on engineering and AI from the founder’s desk, and how Gaia is designed to improve quality, control, and day-to-day productivity.
Gaia Tutorial 7 - Adventure
Learn how Adventure supports human-led quest and dialogue creation, structured narrative briefs, optional drafting assistance, grounding checks, and promotion into localization.
Read tutorialGaia Tutorial 6 - Dictionary
Learn how Gaia's embedded offline Dictionary supports contextual definitions, part-of-speech filtering, synonym lookup, Translation Grid hints, and Forge naming workflows.
Read tutorialGaia Tutorial 5 - Glossary
Learn how Gaia's Glossary governs approved terminology, surfaces contextual matches, and supports suggestions, import, export, and approval workflows.
Read tutorialGaia Tutorial 4 - The Translation Memory
Learn how Gaia's Translation Memory supports reusable matches, shared project memory, standalone entries, import/export, maintenance, and project-level control.
Read tutorialGaia 3.0 Unleashed: Game Engine Integration and Local LLM Support
Gaia 3.0 adds native Unreal Engine and Unity plug-ins, plus local LLM support for private, flexible, AI-assisted localization workflows.
Read articleGaia Unreal Setup: Connect Gaia Translation Memory to Unreal
Connect Gaia Translation Memory to Unreal Engine, configure the runtime bridge, and validate localized strings in Play mode.
Read tutorialGaia Unity Setup: Connect Gaia Translation Memory to Unity
Load Gaia Translation Memory in Unity Play mode and wire localized UI text and workflow status colors to live Gaia rows.
Read tutorialGaia Tutorial - How to Set Up Local LLMs in Gaia
Set up Gaia’s Local LLM provider with Ollama, choose a model, configure backend environment variables, and run a small test translation safely.
Read tutorialGaia Tutorial 3 - Context Review
Learn how Gaia's Context Review helps teams validate translated game text in screenshots and videos, report implementation issues, and correct related strings without leaving Gaia.
Read tutorialIntroducing Gaia 2.0: From Translation Management to Content Creation
Gaia is becoming a unified production system for content creation and localization: Dictionary, Adventure, Forge, and twelve segment-level enhancements for disciplined game-content workflows.
Read articleGaia Tutorial 2 - The Translation Grid
Learn how Gaia's Translation Grid supports filters, QA, comments, workflow controls, translation memory, and the daily work of professional linguists.
Read tutorialAgentic orchestration: conducting AI in software development
Why quality in AI-assisted engineering still depends on human direction, constraints, review, and taste—and how the orchestra metaphor clarifies what “agentic orchestration” really means.
Read articleGaia Tutorial 1 - The Project Card
Understand every Project Card section in Gaia, from language progress details to action panel options that support faster localization workflows.
Read tutorialIntroducing Gaia: A Translation Management System Built for Modern Localization Teams
A first look at Gaia, Tomori's translation management system built to help localization teams move faster, maintain quality at scale, and adapt workflows to their operational reality.
Read articleContact us
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Careers
Builders who think clearly and execute carefully.
We are interested in builders who can work clearly, think structurally, and collaborate effectively with modern AI-assisted development workflows.
At Tomori, tools matter, but clarity of thinking matters more.
Open role
Junior AI-Assisted Software Developer
Tomori is looking for a junior developer who is comfortable working in AI-assisted development environments and excited about helping build thoughtful, production-minded software.
Requirements
- Around 1 year of hands-on experience using AI-assisted coding workflows
- Ability to coordinate work across multiple AI tools or agents
- Clear prompts, instructions, and implementation briefs
- Good judgment when reviewing generated output
- Strong written communication and attention to detail
- Interest in workflow software, productivity systems, or localization technology
- Comfortable working remotely
Nice to have
- Experience with web applications
- Experience with product iteration or prototype delivery
- Familiarity with localization, translation workflows, or content operations
- Ability to think in systems, not just tasks
We welcome remote applicants who are thoughtful, self-directed, and serious about building useful software.