Chat in Your Language: Ruby Chat Goes Global

10 Chat Languages

Ruby Chat AI companions can now converse fluently in 10 languages:

Each language isn't just translated - the AI speaks naturally, using appropriate idioms, expressions, and cultural nuances. Your conversations feel authentic, not like they went through a translation machine.

9 UI Languages

The entire Ruby Chat app interface is available in 9 languages:

• English
• German
• Spanish
• French
• Portuguese (Brazilian)
• Japanese
• Korean
• Italian
• Chinese

Every button, menu, and label has been localized. Navigate the app comfortably in your preferred language.

Per-Chat Language Settings

Here's something powerful: you can set different languages for different chats. This opens up interesting possibilities:

• Chat with one companion in English, another in Japanese
• Practice a language you're learning with an AI partner
• Experience how different languages change conversation dynamics

Your AI companion adapts to whatever language you choose for each chat.

Automatic Detection

When you first open Ruby Chat, we detect your device language and set everything up automatically. No configuration needed - just download and start chatting in your language.

Of course, you can change languages anytime in settings or during onboarding.

Natural Fluency

We put a lot of work into making sure the AI doesn't just translate, but truly speaks each language. This means:

• Natural phrasing that sounds like a native speaker
• Cultural awareness in responses
• Appropriate formality levels for each language
• Idioms and expressions used correctly

When your AI girlfriend speaks Spanish, she sounds Spanish. When your companion chats in Japanese, they use appropriate honorifics and expressions.

Why Localization Matters

Language is deeply personal. Being able to express yourself and receive responses in your native language creates a more intimate, comfortable experience. It removes barriers and lets you focus on what matters - the connection with your AI companion.

For many users, this is the difference between Ruby Chat feeling like an app and feeling like a genuine companion.