Two releases worth knowing about:
1. Per-card language
Previously, the language of a card's buttons (Share, Save Contact, Connect, and the rest) followed the owner's browser setting. If you edited your card in Chinese and shared it, English-speaking viewers saw Chinese buttons. That's fixed.
Now, by default, each card follows the viewer's browser language — a visitor from Thailand sees Thai chrome, a visitor from Japan sees Japanese. Card owners can also lock a card to one language in the editor (Share → Card language), which is useful when your audience is mostly one language.
2. The six-language milestone
Cubby Cards now ships in six languages: English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, ไทย, Tiếng Việt, and 日本語 — across the landing page, editor, dashboard, and card viewer. That's 550+ strings per language, with zero gaps.
Why this matters: most digital card tools are English-only. For a card that travels through WeChat and WhatsApp in Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan, the language of the card is the language of trust.
What's next: analytics you can actually use, richer card themes, and the mobile app.