A digital business card that speaks 18 languages — automatically.
Turn on translation once and every visitor sees your profile in their own language. Owner content, buttons, forms, links — everything. The visitor’s browser language auto-selects on first paint; a globe icon lets them switch anytime. Powered by Google Cloud Translation, cached so it costs almost nothing.
What it is
A globe on your card. Their language on the whole profile.
When translation is on, a globe icon appears in the top-right of your public profile. A visitor from São Paulo lands on your card, and it opens in Portuguese before they lift a finger — because their browser told us. If they’d rather read it in French, one tap on the globe changes everything: about, buttons, form placeholders, custom link labels, the "Save Contact" and "Book a meeting" buttons — all of it.
Nothing to install for the visitor. No browser Translate button they might miss. The profile just renders in their language, natively.
How it works
Owner turns it on. Visitor sees their language. That’s it.
You enable translation
In Settings → Translation, flip the toggle and check the languages you want to expose (a subset of 18, or all).
Visitor lands on your card
Their browser tells us their language. If it matches one you’ve enabled, the profile auto-translates on first paint — no click needed.
Or they pick from the globe
A globe icon top-right opens a dropdown of your enabled languages. One tap switches everything on the page.
Cached until your next edit
The translated version is stored server-side and served instantly to every subsequent visitor. When you edit your profile, translations regenerate on the next request.
The 18 languages
Every one of these, ready to switch on.
You control which languages appear in the dropdown. Show the two your buyers actually speak, or all 18 — your call, per profile.
- Españoles
- Françaisfr
- Deutschde
- Italianoit
- Portuguêspt-BR
- 中文 (简体)zh-CN
- 中文 (繁體)zh-HK
- 日本語ja
- 한국어ko
- हिन्दीhi
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀpa
- اُردُوur
- বাংলাbn
- தமிழ்ta
- العربيةar
- Русскийru
- Tiếng Việtvi
- Filipinotl
Why it matters
Networking is a language game now.
Canada alone runs on English and French. If you sell here, half your prospects would rather read in French — and Quebec buyers actually prefer French. If you sell to newcomers, Punjabi, Mandarin, Arabic, Tagalog, and Hindi cover most of the pipeline. If you exhibit at an international trade show, you meet 30 languages in a weekend.
Every one of them just taps your card, sees you in their language, and hits Save Contact without a beat.
Frequently asked
How accurate is the translation?
It uses Google Cloud Translation — the same engine behind Google Translate — trained on billions of translated web pages. For a business-card profile (short paragraphs, standard business language), quality is at native-professional level. For very technical or industry-specific jargon, a native reader will notice slight awkwardness; you can override any field manually if you want.
Does it slow down my card?
No. Translations are cached server-side after the first request, so every visitor after the first in a given language sees an instant response — same speed as the untranslated card. Cache is keyed per profile edit, so it stays in sync with what you write.
Can I disable specific languages?
Yes. In Settings → Translation you check exactly which of the 18 languages appear in the visitor’s dropdown. Enable one, all, or any subset — per profile.
What happens if the visitor’s language isn’t enabled?
They see the profile in your default language (usually English) with the globe icon still available — they can pick any language you did enable.
Are right-to-left languages (Arabic, Urdu) supported?
Yes. When Arabic or Urdu is selected, the profile switches to RTL layout so it reads naturally.