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Supported Languages

Updated February 9, 2026

Fuel currently supports English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Korean, Japanese, Ukrainian, Russian, and Thai.

Language list

Language
English
Spanish
French
German
Dutch
Swedish
Korean
Japanese
Ukrainian
Russian
Thai

Apple Watch Setup and widgets can fall back to English for strings that do not have a translation yet.

How to change language in Fuel

Fuel has an in-app language setting.

  1. Open You
  2. Open Preferences
  3. Open Language
  4. Select the language you want

If you have never selected a language in Fuel, the app uses your device language when it is supported and falls back to English otherwise.

How iOS per-app language interacts with Fuel

iOS can also assign a per-app language that differs from the system language.

If you change the Fuel language inside iOS Settings, Fuel will still use the in-app language you picked most recently.

Feature specific language constraints

Some features are gated by app language rather than device language, and may only support a subset of the languages above.

Use Notification Variations for the current list and eligibility rules for on-device notification rewrites on iOS 26 and later.

When the language looks wrong

If Fuel looks partially translated, or switches language between screens, treat it as a settings and caching problem first.

  1. Confirm the per-app language in iOS Settings
  2. Force quit Fuel and reopen it
  3. Update to the latest app build
  4. If the issue persists, restart the device and recheck

If you still see inconsistent copy after those steps, contact us with screenshots and your iOS version.

Related

Settings and Preferences

Settings exist to make the product match your constraints, so the plan is sustainable rather than fragile.

Notification Variations

Notification variations use the system language model in iOS to generate small wording variants for some Fuel notifications while keeping meaning and delivery logic unchanged.

Troubleshooting

Most problems in Fuel reduce to a broken data path, a duplicated data source, or a plan limit.