Languages
Learning in a second language costs you attention you should be spending on the subject. UniMatrix is built so you don’t have to.
Seven interface languages
Section titled “Seven interface languages”The whole app — every button, label, heading, placeholder, error and onboarding screen — is available in:
English · Français · العربية · Twi · Hausa · Yorùbá · Kiswahili
Twi, Hausa and Yorùbá are written with their real orthography (ɛ, ɔ, ɓ, ɗ, ƙ and the tone marks), not with ASCII stand-ins.
Choosing your language
Section titled “Choosing your language”Pick a language during onboarding, or change it any time in Settings → Appearance. There is also a language picker in the footer of the marketing site, so you can read about UniMatrix in your own language before you sign up.
Your choice follows your account, not the device you happened to use.
The AI answers in your language
Section titled “The AI answers in your language”The interface language also sets the language your tutor replies in — and it holds regardless of what you type. Ask a question in English while the app is set to Yorùbá and the answer comes back in Yorùbá. You can mix languages in a single question without the answer drifting.
Beyond the seven interface languages, the AI can hold a conversation in over 140 languages. The interface stays in one of the seven; the teaching can be in yours.
Brand names stay themselves
Section titled “Brand names stay themselves”Product names are not translated in any language: UniMatrix, UniLearn, UniSkills, UniCode, UniCraft, UniTrack, UniGift, Synapse, Attune, Aura, Spark, Nova, Oracle, Sovereign, Westline Techlabs. A menu item that changes its name per language is a menu item nobody can ask for help with.
One exception: code
Section titled “One exception: code”In UniCode, the code itself stays in English — keywords, variable names, syntax. Only the explanation around it switches language. Translated identifiers would produce software that does not run.