Making PollUnit Accessible in More Languages
Over the past months we have started a major internationalization initiative to make PollUnit more accessible to people around the world.
PollUnit is used by organizations, companies, clubs, and communities in many different countries. While English has always been available, we noticed that more and more users prefer working in their native language when creating polls, surveys, and contests.
To support this, we began a large effort to translate and localize PollUnit across the entire platform.
Expanding language support
This initiative focuses on translating not only the interface but also our tutorials, blog posts, help pages, and feature descriptions. Our goal is that users can understand PollUnit and its features in their own language – from the first visit to advanced use cases.
In the coming months, more and more content will also become available in additional languages. PollUnit is now available in the following languages:
- German
- English
- French
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Dutch
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- Spanish
- Czech
- Turkish
…and more to come.
Why this matters
PollUnit is used for many different purposes – from scheduling meetings and collecting feedback to running photo contests or design votes. Making these tools accessible in more languages helps teams collaborate more easily and removes barriers for participants.
For many people, voting or participating in a poll is much more comfortable when the interface are in their native language.
A continuous effort
Internationalization is not a one-time project but an ongoing process. As PollUnit evolves and new features are released, we will continue expanding translations and improving existing ones.
If you notice something that could be translated better in your language, feel free to let us know – feedback from our users helps us improve PollUnit for everyone.
Published at: 03/15/2026 06:49 AM