Komoot adds Japanese, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese to its growing language offerings

The outdoor app solidifies its place as the home of adventure worldwide by delivering a native language experience to the local outdoor and cycling communities in new, evolving markets.

– The addition of the 5 new languages brings the total number of languages available to its 27 million-strong global community to 11
– Komoot is now available in:
– English
– German
– French
– Italian
– Spanish
– Dutch
– Portuguese (Brazil)
– Portuguese (European)
– Korean
– Japanese
– Polish
– Komoot is globally available in every other country in English

Since its foundation in 2010, komoot has become the world’s largest digital community for outdoor enthusiasts and cyclists – the no.1 source of outdoor inspiration for an increasingly global community. Komoot has existed in English and German for many years and recently invested in the translation of its platform to Italian, Spanish, French and Dutch.

Now, due to impressive local community growth in Poland, Portugal, Korea, Japan and Brazil – the entire komoot experience – from finding outdoor inspiration, to planning, navigating and sharing routes and contributing to the community knowledge with recommendations – will be available in the native language of those regions.

According to Jonas Spengler, Komoot Co-founder and Head of Product, “Nothing compares to using an app in your own mother tongue, the familiarity and ease-of-use is comforting and it really encourages and increases engagement both with the app and the local community. We are celebrating this milestone together with our local communities in Japan, Korea, Portugal, Brazil and Poland and we can’t wait to see the increase in inspirational adventure stories and local tips appearing in these locations!”

The komoot mobile app will be displayed in the same language as the selected phone’s system language. So, if a mobile device is set to use Brazilian Portuguese, the komoot app will do the same. For all languages not listed above, the komoot app will continue to be displayed either in English or in the language most recently used that komoot does support.

On the komoot website, users can select from a list of supported languages in their profile settings https://www.komoot.com/account/international

Nutthapong Chaiwanitphon – Territory Manager Global Cycling Network (GCN) Japan
“We have been using komoot for a while already and we have been eagerly awaiting the day that komoot would be available in Japanese! We can’t wait to see all the great Japanese cycling Highlights appearing in the app and we look forward to showing the Japanese cycling community how essential komoot is on our channels!”

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Source: Komoot GmBh