Language and dark mode

Tasuki comes in Spanish and English — both the application and the documentation — and in a light or a dark theme. These are personal preferences: everyone in the workspace can set them differently, and they change nobody's content and nobody's permissions.

Switching language

The ES / EN switch is in the header, and at the bottom of the menu on mobile. Press it and you stay on the same page, translated: it does not throw you back to the home page. In English, addresses carry the /en/ prefix; in Spanish they carry no prefix, because Spanish is the starting point.

Language changes the interface and documentation text, and the date format. It does not change what you write: a card written in Spanish stays in Spanish even if you read the app in English. If you work with clients abroad, it is worth deciding which language card titles are written in and sticking to it, because no interface translates that for you.

Light or dark

The theme changes with the sun and moon button next to the language switch. Light is the starting point. If you have never chosen, Tasuki follows your operating system: if your machine is set to dark, you get dark. The moment you press the button, your choice wins over the system one and is remembered for next time.

Dark mode is included in every plan, from the smallest to the largest.

None of this depends on cookies

Neither language nor theme depends on accepting cookies: they are technical interface settings and work exactly the same with consent refused. What you can review whenever you like is which cookie categories you have accepted, from the cookies link in the footer.

That is all

This is the shortest guide in the documentation and there is no more to it. With your account set up the way you want it, what is left is the work: The views to look at projects four different ways, and Time and clock-in for the hours.