Changing the language in the app and on the website
Bookly comes in Hebrew, English, Russian, Arabic, French and Amharic. On iPhone, pick it in the phone’s Settings; on Android, in the app; on the website, in the language menu.
Bookly works in six languages: Hebrew, English, Russian, Arabic, French and Amharic. The language you choose also sets the language of the messages sent to you — notifications, WhatsApp messages and emails. What businesses wrote themselves — names, descriptions and services — is shown as written.
On the website’s pages, choose a language — at the top of the page (the globe with the language code) or at the bottom.
When you’re signed in, your account remembers the language — on other devices and in your business dashboard too.
The TV screens in your business have a language of their own — “Screen language” in the screen editor — so clients read in theirs, whatever yours is. See Templates, zones and content on the screen.
Updated: 10 October 2026
Related guides
- Templates, zones and content on the screenPick a template, decide what each zone of the screen shows — today’s appointments, an opened slot, prices, the gallery, a booking QR and more — and send it to the TV.
- Phone notifications for owners and the teamEvery new booking, cancellation and new client sends a notification to the app — not WhatsApp. How to turn notifications on, see them all in the bell and choose what you get.
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