Quizzes in your audience's language. Not yours.
Native generation in 13 launch locales. Quiz content in 30+. Not translated UI. Not Google Translate. The questions sound like a creator from that market wrote them — because Sonnet wrote them in that market's language.
No card · All language features in every tier
Why native generation matters
Translated quizzes feel translated. The phrasing sits wrong. The cultural references don't land. The result names are unidiomatic. Audiences notice. Engagement drops.
Native generation means the model writes in the target language from the start. The questions reference local context. The result names are culturally appropriate. The share quotes sound like something a creator in that market would actually say.
The technical lift is doing this correctly: three in-prompt examples that cover English, Spanish, and Russian across three niches anchor the model's multilingual quality. We validated 23/25 GREEN across five niches and five launch locales before shipping.
The 13 launch locales
Each locale ships with full UI translation, hreflang alternates, locale-appropriate date formats, and ICU plurals for the trial countdown.
For quiz content (the questions, results, share quotes), the model generates in 30+ languages — anything Sonnet 4.6 writes well.
Same quiz. Four languages.
The same prompt produces a coherent quiz in each language, not a literal translation:
- English: “Which solo-traveler archetype are you?” → Result: The Slow Mover
- Spanish: “¿Qué tipo de viajero solitario eres?” → Result: El Errante Pausado
- Portuguese-BR: “Que tipo de viajante solitário você é?” → Result: O Viajante Sem Pressa
- Japanese: 「あなたはどんなソロトラベラー？」 → Result: ゆっくり派の旅人
Different markets. Different phrasing. Same quiz idea. Each one reads natively.
Audience UI follows the quiz's language
When someone takes your Russian quiz, the player's Start, Next, and Share buttons are in Russian — regardless of what their browser language is. Same for every other locale. Your audience never sees a mixed-language interface.
What we don't do (yet)
- Arabic and other RTL languages — the share-card rasterizer can't shape Arabic ligatures correctly yet. RTL infrastructure is in place; the canvas-API fallback ships in v1.1.
- Translated legal pages in markets we haven't shipped to — privacy and terms are translated in all 13 launch locales, but the underlying jurisdiction (Malaysia) is consistent.
Every tier. Every language.
All language features are included in every tier. $19/mo Creator. $49/mo Pro. Free trial 7 days, no card.
Frequently asked
Can I write the prompt in one language and force the quiz output in another?
Not directly — the model generates in the prompt's language. If you want a Spanish quiz, prompt in Spanish.
What if my audience is bilingual?
Pick one language for the quiz. Bilingual audiences engage with content in their dominant language; ship in that one.
Does multilingual cost extra?
No. Generation cost is the same regardless of language.
What languages outside the 13 launch locales work for quiz content?
Anything Sonnet 4.6 writes well — typically 30+ including Polish, Turkish, Thai, Tagalog, Swedish, Dutch, and more. UI text falls back to English for non-launch locales.
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