Your coworking space app supports the following languages:

We welcome you to contribute to a community translation.

To contribute, find available languages and start translating the following projects:

If you need help or want to learn how to use the translation platform, feel free to refer to Crowdin Support. Once you contribute your translations, someone on our team will review and approve them. Once approved, the translation will go into production.

Please adhere to the following rules to help us keep the quality of translations high.

The same things need to have the same names everywhere.

Try to stay as close as possible to the original to describe what the app does in your language.

It will be much easier for people to use andcards if familiar concepts have familiar names here. Whenever you're looking for a word, focus on those people are used to seeing in a relevant context. What does Apple use in this case? What does Google use? What do andcards main competitors in your region use?

Use good language to make the app look like it was built in your region. Respect your language's grammar and style where possible. Avoid abbreviations. Try to find ways around gender problems instead of going for things like o(a), unless the workaround looks even more awkward. In most cases, it's possible to find a way of saying anything without hurting the language.