20 languages

A fully localised interface in 20 languages, with full RTL support.

Aiemaily's full interface — every label, button, error message, and AI output — is available in 20 languages. Switch language once; it follows you across devices.

Supported languages

Aiemaily ships with the following 20 locales. All interface strings are translated; AI-generated summaries and replies adapt to the language you are composing in.

Language	Code	Script direction
English (source)	en	LTR
Spanish	es	LTR
Portuguese (Brazil)	pt-BR	LTR
French	fr	LTR
German	de	LTR
Italian	it	LTR
Dutch	nl	LTR
Polish	pl	LTR
Turkish	tr	LTR
Indonesian	id	LTR
Vietnamese	vi	LTR
Russian	ru	LTR
Japanese	ja	LTR
Korean	ko	LTR
Chinese (Simplified)	zh-Hans	LTR
Chinese (Traditional)	zh-Hant	LTR
Arabic	ar	RTL
Hebrew	he	RTL
Hindi	hi	LTR
Thai	th	LTR

Right-to-left support

Arabic and Hebrew get full right-to-left layout. The entire interface — sidebar, thread list, reading pane, compose window, and navigation — mirrors horizontally. Icons with a directional meaning (arrows, chevrons) flip automatically.

There is no 'RTL mode' to enable; Aiemaily detects your locale and applies the correct text direction to the document automatically.

Direction-agnostic layout

Aiemaily's layout uses logical CSS properties (start/end rather than left/right) throughout, so RTL is a first-class, tested experience — not an afterthought.

Language detection and switching

On first visit, Aiemaily reads your browser's Accept-Language header and selects the best matching supported locale automatically — no setup required.

To change language, go to Settings → Language & region and pick from the list. Your choice is saved to your account and applied on every device you sign in to.

Your language travels with you

Language preference is stored on your Aiemaily account, not in a browser cookie. Sign in on a new device and your interface immediately appears in your chosen language.

Dates, times, and numbers

All dates, times, and numbers are formatted according to your locale's conventions using the standard Intl API — never hard-coded to English formats.

Relative timestamps ('2 hours ago', 'Yesterday') and absolute dates ('13 Jun 2026') both respect your locale and time zone.

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