Language

The platform’s interface can be shown in any of the supported languages below. There are two places to set a language — one for the whole school, and one just for you — and they work together in a simple, predictable way.

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Supported languages

Language	Shown as
English	English
Spanish	Español
French	Français
Hindi	हिन्दी

Every language is shown by its own native name in the picker — not translated into whatever language you’re currently viewing the app in — so it’s always recognizable regardless of your current setting.

More languages are added over time; this list will grow.

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Changing the language for your whole school

This sets the default language every member of your organization sees, unless they’ve picked their own (see below).

1. Go to Settings → General.

2. Find the Language field.

3. Search or scroll to pick a language, or choose Same as organization / browser default to clear it.

4. The change applies immediately — no save button needed.

Note

This requires organization-management permissions — the same permission level used for other General settings fields. Regular staff, teachers, students, and parents can’t change it for the whole school, but can always set their own personal language (below).

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Setting your own personal language

Anyone — owner, manager, teacher, staff, student, or parent — can override the school’s language for themselves, without needing any special permission and without changing what anyone else sees.

1. Click your avatar in the top corner to open the profile menu, then select Profile.

2. In the Personal Information section, find the Language field.

3. Pick your preferred language, or choose Same as organization to go back to following the school’s setting.

4. Click Save Changes.

Your choice is saved to your own account and follows you everywhere you’re signed in — it has no effect on any other user, and no effect on the organization’s own language setting.

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How the two settings interact

The interface always resolves your language in this order:

1. Your personal language, if you’ve set one on your profile — this always wins.

2. Otherwise, your organization’s language, if the school has set one.

3. Otherwise, your browser’s language, if it’s one of the supported languages above.

4. Otherwise, English.

Tip

Example: if the school sets its language to Hindi, everyone sees Hindi by default. If one teacher then sets their own personal language to English on their profile, that teacher sees English everywhere — while every other member of the school continues to see Hindi. Nothing else about their account changes.

If you’re a member of more than one school (for example, an owner or manager with access to multiple organizations), your personal language — if set — follows you to every school. Each school’s own language setting only applies to members who haven’t set a personal override.