Using the app

🌍 Which languages can staff work in?

Each person picks their own language — checks, prompts and allergens switch to it.

This is general guidance. Food-safety rules can change — always verify the current requirements with your national food-safety authority ↗. The operator remains responsible for compliance; we accept no liability for this information.

This is the point of MiniAgent: your team works in their language, not yours. Each person picks a language at the top of the "kiosk" and the checks, prompts, allergen names and labels switch to it — including right-to-left for Arabic.

The "kiosk" covers all 24 official EU languages — Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish — plus Ukrainian and Arabic, the two most common non-EU languages in EU kitchens.

Standard check names and allergens are translated; names you type yourself (a dish, a venue) stay exactly as written.

A worker who reads the check in their own language is a worker who signs it correctly — which is exactly what an inspector wants to see.