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Your Mighty Network now supports multiple languages, making it easier for you to navigate and engage in the experience. You can choose from:
  • French
  • Spanish
  • Brazilian Portuguese
  • German
  • Italian
  • Dutch
When you select one of these languages, you’ll see buttons, notifications, and other system-generated text in that language.  Your Network Host may have set a default language. You may see this language until you set your own preferred language.  

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How to Set Your Preferred Language

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You can control what language you see on web and mobile independently of each other. 

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On web

Your preferred language controls:
  • The language you see your Mighty Network in on web
  • The language used for your notifications and notification emails

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Changing your preferred language 

Go to: Personal Settings > Language You can update this at any time.

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On the mobile app

Your App Language controls the language for the entire app.  You can update your mobile language anytime by updating your App Language in your mobile settings.

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How to Submit Feedback About Incorrect Translations

If you notice a translation that doesn’t look right, you can report it directly from your Mighty Network.

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On a web browser

  1. Log in to your Mighty Networks account.
  2. Click your profile picture in the top right corner.
  3. Select Help Center.
    • If your Network has renamed this option, look for the last item on the menu.

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On the mobile app

  1. Log in to your Mighty Networks account.
  2. Tap your profile picture in the bottom right corner.
  3. Select Help Center.
    • If your Network has renamed this option, look for the last item on the menu.
From there, you can let us know:
  • The language you’re using
  • Where you saw the incorrect or unclear translation
  • A short description of what you expected instead

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Supported Languages and Future Plans

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What about other languages?

We may add more languages over time. We evaluate demand and feedback when deciding what to support next. Right-to-left languages (such as Arabic and Hebrew) require additional design considerations, so they may take longer to introduce.