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Languages & Accessibility

Learning Clarity is built for learners everywhere — across languages, age groups, and learning needs.

Multilingual in Three Dimensions

Learning Clarity isn't just translated — it's multilingual at every layer. There are three distinct dimensions of language support, and each one works independently.

1. User Interface Language

The entire interface — menus, buttons, navigation, labels — is available in seven languages: English, Spanish (Español), French (Français), German (Deutsch), Italian (Italiano), Portuguese (Português), and Arabic (العربية). You can switch your interface language at any time from your Profile page. For Arabic and other Right-to-Left (RTL) languages, the entire layout mirrors automatically — navigation, text direction, charts, and interactive elements all adapt to RTL reading flow.

2. Explanation & Quiz Language

When you create a topic, you choose the language for your explanations and quizzes. The AI generates all Explain Mode content and Quiz Mode questions natively in that language — it's not machine-translated, so the result reads naturally. This means you can study any subject and receive teaching in the language you're most comfortable with.

3. Source Material in Any Language

Here's where it gets powerful. When you upload resources, the material can be in any language — and it doesn't need to match your explanation language. For example, you could upload a research paper in German, but choose to receive explanations and quizzes in English. Or upload lecture slides in Japanese and study them in Arabic. The AI reads the source material in its original language and teaches you in yours.

A medical student in Vienna uploads a textbook chapter in English, sets the explanation language to German, and studies the material with AI-generated explanations and quizzes entirely in German. The source language and the learning language are completely independent.

Age-Adaptive Experience

Learning Clarity uses your date of birth (provided during onboarding) to tailor the experience:

  • Under 18 — The visual theme is friendlier, with a lighter tone, simpler language in explanations, and age-appropriate examples. The Supervision feature is available for parents and guardians.
  • 18 and above — The interface uses a more professional theme with advanced vocabulary, detailed technical explanations, and adult-appropriate examples.

This distinction is automatic. You don't need to configure anything — the experience adapts to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my interface language after sign-up?
Yes. Go to your Profile page and switch the interface language at any time. The change applies immediately across the entire app.
Can I upload material in one language and study in another?
Yes. Your source material and your explanation language are completely independent. Upload documents in any language and choose your preferred language for explanations and quizzes during topic creation. The AI reads the original material and teaches you in the language you selected.
Does the AI explain topics differently for younger learners?
Yes. The AI adjusts its vocabulary, sentence complexity, and examples based on the learner's age group. A 14-year-old learning about economics will receive different explanations than a 30-year-old studying the same topic — same concepts, different delivery.
Are quizzes available in all supported languages?
Yes. Both Explain Mode content and Quiz Mode questions are generated natively in the language you chose during topic creation. Open-ended quiz answers are also evaluated in that language.
How does RTL support work with charts and visuals?
When an RTL language is selected, the entire layout mirrors: navigation moves to the right, text flows right-to-left, and interactive charts adjust their axis orientation where appropriate.
Is Learning Clarity accessible for users with disabilities?
Learning Clarity follows web accessibility best practices. The interface is navigable via keyboard, interactive elements include appropriate labels, and the visual design maintains strong contrast ratios for readability.