VibeFlow now reads in Bahasa Melayu and 中文
The whole interface translates on the fly through Google Gemini 2.5 Flash — while your community's own words stay untouched.
Every button, label, help text and error message in VibeFlow is now translated on the fly into Bahasa Melayu and 中文 by Google Gemini 2.5 Flash. The switcher — EN, BM, 中文 — sits at the top of every page, the public submission forms included.
Translations are batched a page at a time rather than requested string by string, and cached once fetched, so switching language is instant and nothing is ever sent to the model twice.
One deliberate limit: submissions themselves are never machine-translated. A confession written in Manglish, in Bahasa, or in Chinese characters reaches your review queue exactly as it was written. Moderation reads the original too — translating before screening would launder the tone that moderation needs to judge.
Each page chooses the language its form opens in
Since October 2026 a page's admin can set a default language for its public submission form: English, Bahasa Melayu or 中文. A Chinese-language community page no longer greets its visitors in English and leaves them to find the switcher.
The visitor still has the last word. Anyone who picks a language with the switcher keeps that choice, and it overrides the page's default for as long as they are browsing. The default only decides what a first-time visitor sees.
The setting belongs to the form, not to the admin. An admin who works in English can run a page whose form opens in 中文, and the dashboard in the next tab stays in English.
A note on machine translation
Interface text is translated by a model, not by a person, and a label will occasionally read oddly. For that reason only one rendering of each page is offered to search engines — the original, or for a submission form the language its page chose — and the other renderings are marked not to be indexed. If a button or message reads wrongly in your language, write to support@sxagg.com and we will correct it.