Languages

lazyit ships in two languages: English and Español. English is the default. The choice is a personal preference stored in your browser, not an instance-wide setting — each person picks their own, and it does not change anyone else’s.

Switching language

There are two places to switch, depending on where you are:

• On public pages (this Manual, the sign-in page) — use the globe button in the top bar and pick English or Español from the menu. No sign-in needed.
• Once signed in — open your user menu in the top-right and use the language sub-menu (the globe row) to pick your language.

The change applies immediately — the page re-renders in the chosen language. There is no separate “save” step.

How it is remembered

Your choice is stored in a long-lived browser cookie (NEXT_LOCALE), so lazyit keeps showing you the same language on your next visit. A few things follow from that:

• It is per-browser, per-device. Switching on your laptop does not change the language on your phone, and a different person on the same instance keeps their own choice.
• The web address never changes. lazyit does not add a language prefix (such as /es/) to URLs — the same link works regardless of the language you have chosen.
• Clearing cookies resets it. If you clear your browser’s cookies, lazyit falls back to the default, English, until you pick again.

What gets translated

The lazyit interface and this Manual are fully translated. Your own content — asset names, Knowledge Base articles, notes you type — is shown exactly as you entered it; lazyit does not translate the data you put in.