We have always had users from around the world, and we estimate that close to 80% of them are from countries where English isn’t the main language. To make Kerika even easier to use by our global user base we did a massive translation effort, using a combination of AI and sheer hard-work, to create translations of our website in 37 languages.
This is far more than competitors, even those with budgets that are 100x larger than ours, has attempted; Trello, for example, is available in 20 languages, Asana in 12. But then, our competitors aren’t thinking as globally as we are: we have always had a vision of producing a powerful task management tool that’s easy enough to be used by people from anywhere in the world.
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AI isn’t perfect yet, by any means, so it’s possible that our translations have mistakes. We welcome your feedback: if you see anything that you think needs correcting, please send us a screenshot.
Here’s the full list of the non-English languages that Kerika is now available in: click on the links to view the Kerika website in that language.
When you login you will be prompted to choose your preferred language; the default will be the dominant language in your country. You can always change your language preference later, by clicking on the My Profile link on the top-right corner of the app:
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