Humans Working with Humans. Language is one of the most human things we have. It carries meaning, culture, humor, responsibility, and trust.

Closer to our clients.
Deeper into their industries. More accountable for every outcome.

We work at a scale that keeps us close to our clients, deeply informed about their industries and directly accountable for every outcome.

AI accelerates workflows, supports consistency, and helps our linguists perform at their best. But technology doesn't define our work. People do. That distinction has never mattered more.

180+
Languages Supported
25+
Years of Localization Expertise
4.93
Best-in-Class Service Quality
About Localipsum

Language access, governed by people. Not by machines.

Localipsum is a woman-owned language access company in Sacramento, California. Translation, interpreting, subtitling, and language proficiency assessment in 180+ languages. We work at a scale that keeps us close to our clients, deeply informed about their industries and directly accountable for every outcome.

AI accelerates workflows and helps our linguists perform at their best. But technology doesn't define our work. People do. Every project is human-governed: a named person confirms the outcome, every time. That is Certifiably Human.

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4.93/5-Star Client Experience

Technology supports the work. Human expertise governs the outcome. Because your organization knows exactly what is at stake when the communication fails.

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Founder

Mónica Nainsztein, Founder & CEO

Mónica founded Localipsum after 25 years in subtitling and localization. She grew up between languages, having left Argentina as a child, and built a career carrying meaning across borders.
She leads Localipsum's vision and its Certifiably Human standard. Her focus is language access as public infrastructure, especially in government and healthcare, where a mistranslation is not an inconvenience but a barrier to care.
Co-host of the podcast Frequency Radio.

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