Languages and time zones

The language your panel is in, the languages your guests read, and why the timezone is per location.

3 min read Team and settings Updated 08.09.2026

There are three separate language settings in TapTime, and confusing them is the usual cause of “why is this in the wrong language”.

The three of them

SettingWho it affectsWhere
Your panel languageOnly you. Your colleague can use a different one.Settings → your profile
Your menu languagesGuests reading the menu.Menu → Translations
The guest's own choiceGuests on your public pages, from their phone or the switcher.Nothing for you to set

Your own language

Change it in your profile and only your screens change. It is per person, not per business, so a Bulgarian manager and a Turkish chef can each work in their own.

What language a guest gets

Public pages open in the language the guest's phone asks for, when you publish it, and fall back to your main one otherwise. There is always a switcher, and it lists language names rather than flags — a flag is a country and not a language.

Emails

A guest's confirmation and reminder are written in the language they booked in. If they used your page in Turkish, that is what arrives.

Time zones

Each location has one, and it is the one every time is displayed in. Underneath, times are stored in universal time, which is what makes the clocks changing a non-event and lets a business with locations in two countries have a coherent report.

Frequently asked

Which languages can the panel be used in?

Every language TapTime publishes in for our markets. Pick yours in your profile.

Can I force my public page into one language?

Publish only that language and it is the only one offered.

Does a guest need to choose a language every time?

No. Their phone tells the page, and their choice is remembered if they change it.

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