Every language has a phrase for that little something that's hard to pin down in words - the French just happened to name it first, and it stuck everywhere else. Feels like the right title for a French launch.
🇫🇷 Bonjour, French Speakers
The site has been bilingual since day one, and today it becomes trilingual. Every tool, every calculator, the entire forensics suite, and the blog you're reading right now are all available in French at /fr/, alongside the existing English and Spanish versions.
This wasn't a quick pass. It's a full, page-for-page translation:
- 203 tools - every converter, generator, network utility, and SEO checker, translated in full.
- 203 calculators - every financial, health, math, and everyday calculator, including all the FAQ content that goes with them.
- 11 forensics tools - the entire in-browser forensics suite, dashboards and all, now reads correctly in French rather than falling back to English mid-page.
- The blog - every post so far, this one included, has a French twin.
None of this was a copy-paste job. A lot of the site's tool and calculator scripts share a single script file across languages with an inline check for which language to display - and getting every one of those checks to actually recognize French, rather than silently falling back to English, took as much work as the translation itself.
Why Now
Requests for French support have been trickling in for a while, and the underlying architecture was already built to support a third language cleanly - the routing, the navigation, the language switcher, the sitemap, all of it was written to scale past two languages from the start. French was the natural next stop.
What Didn't Change
The tools themselves. Every calculation, every parser, every forensic analyzer works exactly the same way it always has - only the words around it changed. If something felt reliable in English or Spanish, it'll feel exactly as reliable in French.
Go ahead and switch the language selector in the top corner. Bonne visite.