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v1.1.0

Multilingual Interface Language Support

MaybeUndo now supports multilingual interface translations, with language selection available in Settings and device-language matching when supported.

What changed

Localization

Multilingual Interface Languages

Added multilingual interface support for English, German, Spanish, French, Ukrainian, Russian, and Hebrew Interface translations help teams use MaybeUndo in the language that fits their device or preference Translation coverage will continue expanding across product surfaces Not every screen is translated yet; main areas like the homepage and left navigation are included in the current localized experience

Settings

Language Settings

Choose an interface language from the Settings screen Keep MaybeUndo in US English when that is the preferred default Change the interface language without rewriting existing project content

Settings

Device Language Matching

MaybeUndo can use the user's supported device language when available Unsupported languages fall back to US English This keeps the product predictable even when a device language is not yet supported

Why it matters

MaybeUndo now supports multiple interface languages, including English, German, Spanish, French, Ukrainian, Russian, and Hebrew. Users can choose their preferred interface language in Settings, or let MaybeUndo use a supported device language when available.

When a selected or detected language is not supported, MaybeUndo falls back to US English. This gives teams a clearer path to working across languages while keeping the default experience predictable. Translation coverage is still expanding, so not every screen is updated yet; the main areas, including the homepage and left navigation, are part of the current localized experience.

MaybeUndo Brand Kits dashboard shown in Hebrew with right-to-left interface layout
LocalizationSettings