Language and locale settings

Mis à jour le 19 août 2026

Cloomba's interface is available in many languages, with more added as the platform grows. User-generated content (event descriptions, comments, names) stays in whatever language the author wrote it in.

Switching the interface language

Use the language switcher in the top-right of any page, or pick a language during onboarding. Your choice is remembered across sessions.

What gets translated

  • Buttons, labels, menus, error messages, and other UI strings
  • Transactional emails (RSVP confirmations, reminders) — sent in your preferred language when we have a translation, falling back to English otherwise

What does NOT get translated

  • Event titles, descriptions, and updates — they stay in whatever language the organiser wrote them in. Cloomba doesn't auto-translate anything people write. Descriptions are the one place an organiser can cover several languages by hand — see below.
  • Comments and media captions — written by attendees, kept as-is.

Multilingual events

One event page can carry a description in several languages at once — each visitor reads the section matching their interface language, and you keep one page, one link, and one guest list. See writing a description in several languages.

Avoid creating two separate events for the same actual event.

Which languages are available

Open the language switcher to see the current list — it always shows exactly what is live. We add languages in line with where the user base is growing. If one you need is missing, let us know via contact us.