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Everything is reachable from two places: the sidebar on the left and the bar across the top. Here is what each part does, and where to go for what.

The Tranzio window

Everything is reachable from two places: the sidebar on the left and the bar across the top. Here is what each part does, and where to go for what.

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The Tranzio window has three parts, and once you know them you can find anything: the sidebar on the left (every screen in the app lives there), the top bar (where you are, plus search and notifications), and the content area in the middle, which changes with each screen. This page walks through all three.

Games / Silksong Search

Main

Home Games Adaptations Downloads Add game

Workspace

Text Audio Build

Account

Notifications Docs Settings

Sidebar: every screen in the app lives here, in three groups.

The whole window in one picture. Sidebar on the left, top bar across the top, and the content area in the middle, which is the only part that changes as you move around.

The sidebar is the app's main menu. It's grouped into three sections, top to bottom. Click any icon to open that screen, or hover to see its name. If you want more room, collapse the sidebar to icons only with the button at the very bottom, or press Ctrl + B. Everything keeps working the same; you just see icons instead of labels.

  1. Main

    Your everyday screens: Home (the storefront where you find translations), Games (your own library), Adaptations (everything you've made or installed), Downloads (active installs), and Add game (the starting point for building a translation).

  2. Workspace

    The translator's toolbox for one specific game: Translate, Audio, Fonts, Studio, Build, and that game's settings. These stay dimmed until you pick a game to work on, because until then there's nothing to translate.

  3. Account

    Everything about you and the app: Notifications, Messages, Support, this Documentation, Tools, Subscription, and Settings.

HomeGamesAdaptationsDownloadsAdd gameTextNotificationsSettings

Labels showing

Same rows, same order, more room for the page you are reading. Hover any icon to see its name come back.

CtrlB to toggle
The sidebar folded down to icons and back. Nothing is removed, the labels just step aside when you want the extra room. Hovering an icon brings its name back.

If the Workspace items look grayed out, that's normal. They wake up the moment you select a game from your Games list or add a new one. It's Tranzio's way of saying "pick a game first."

The top bar

The top bar stays with you on every screen. It answers three questions: where am I, how do I find something, and did anything happen while I was away?

WhereWhat it does
BreadcrumbShows where you are right now. The first word is the section, the rest is the current page. Handy when you've followed a few links deep and want to orient yourself.
SearchOne box that finds games, languages, people, and app screens from anywhere. Press Ctrl + F to jump into it without touching the mouse. It has its own page in this help center.
Notifications bellA red count means something new: a finished download, a reply, a review, or an update for a translation you installed. Click for a quick preview, or open the full Notifications page.
  • Hollow Knight: SilksongGames3 adaptations
  • Acme LocalizationPeopleSilksong, Japanese
  • Add gameScreensStart a translation

to moveEnter to open

One box, four kinds of result. Games, languages, people and app screens come back in the same list, grouped so you can tell them apart at a glance.

"Where do I go to…?"

A quick orientation table for the most common intentions:

I want to…Go to
Find a translation for a game I ownHome, then browse or search
See the games I've added or installedGames, in the Main section
Check on a downloadDownloads, or the notifications bell
Start translating a game myselfAdd game, then the Workspace screens
Talk to a translation teamMessages, or the team's profile
Change app behavior or my accountSettings, at the bottom of the sidebar
Get unstuckDocumentation (you're here) or Support

Handy keyboard shortcuts

You never need shortcuts in Tranzio, but these five are worth learning because they work everywhere. There's a fuller list, including the editor and Studio shortcuts, in Keyboard shortcuts.

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+KOpen search from any screen
Ctrl+BCollapse or expand the sidebar
EscClear the search, then close the panel
↑ / ↓Move through search results
EnterOpen the highlighted result

Shortcuts in this guide are written for your machine: the modifier key here is Ctrl.