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Announcements·August 11, 2026·2 min read

Your customers write in 12 languages. Your support agent answers in all of them.

I spent an hour throwing 12 languages at our support agent — Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, even Moroccan Darija in Arabizi. It answered every one in the customer's language. There's no language setting. And now it does it out loud.

By Omar
Clanker Support widget answering a customer in Arabic — the conversation reflows right-to-left automatically

Last night I spent an hour trying to break my own product.

One conversation. Twelve languages. I asked our support agent the same question — free trial, pricing — in Spanish, then French, then Japanese, then Korean, then Arabic. Switching mid-thread. No warning, no pattern, a different alphabet almost every message.

It answered. Every time. In theirs.

The support agent answering a pricing question in Arabic, right-to-left, with sources cited

Look at the Arabic one. The whole conversation flips right-to-left — the question, the answer, the pricing list. It reads like it was written by someone who grew up writing Arabic.

There is no language setting

This is my favorite part.

No dropdown. No locale file. No "multilingual add-on" line on your bill. You don't tell it what languages your customers speak — because you don't know. Nobody knows. Your next customer decides that, not your settings page.

Your customer writes. The agent detects. The agent answers. Same knowledge, their language. That's the entire feature.

The support agent answering in Spanish — with the next question, in French, already being typed below

That's Spanish answered in full — trial, pricing, sources — while the next question is already going in below it. In French. Same thread, no settings touched in between.

My personal stress test was Moroccan Darija, typed the way we actually type it — Latin letters, numbers standing in for sounds no alphabet has. It answered the way my friends text me. If it handles that, it handles your customers anywhere.

And now it talks

There's a phone icon in the widget now.

Your customer taps it and they're on a live voice call with your support agent. Same knowledge. Same languages. They talk, it talks back — out loud, in real time. (Scale plan.)

I keep calling it just to hear it pick up.

When it's stuck, you get a human

One more thing, because it's the reason Clanker Support exists at all: when the agent can't answer, it doesn't improvise. It hands the conversation to your team — whole thread attached, nothing for the customer to repeat.

An agent that speaks every language your customers do and still knows when to say "let me get you a person." That's the product.

Try your language on it

The chat bubble on this page — bottom right — is the live agent. Not a demo build, not a rehearsal. The same one from the video.

Ask it something in your language. Right now. Darija welcome.

And if it wins you over: one script tag, and it's on your site doing this for your customers — in theirs. Free for 7 days.

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