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Change the app's language

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In the app's Settings, tap Choose language and pick a language from the list. The app restarts in that language. Default follows the language of your phone.

The app can show its texts in many languages. Normally it follows the language of your phone. You can choose another language for the app only. This is free.

Choose a language

  1. Tap Other, the last icon in the row at the top of the screen.

  2. Scroll down to the section Miscellaneous and tap Settings.

  3. In the section Miscellaneous, tap Choose language.

  4. In Available languages, tap your language. Scroll down if you do not see it.

The app closes and opens again in the new language.

To go back to the language of your phone, choose Default at the top of the list.

On Android 13 and later, you can also set the app's language in the phone's Settings: open Apps, find the app and tap Language. The app uses the same choice.

What changes with the language

  • All texts of the app, the PDF report and the column names of the CSV file.
  • The help pages that open from the app, when they exist in that language. Others open in English.

The guideline the app uses for its colours does not change with the language. To change it, see Choose the guideline for your readings.

What to check if it does not work

  • The app is still in the old language. Close the app completely and open it again.
  • Some texts stay in English. Not every text is translated into every language yet. Those texts are shown in English.
  • Your language is not in the list. The app is not available in that language yet; choose the language you read best, or Default.

Checked with app version 7.9.0 · Last reviewed November 14, 2026

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