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Language & appearance

Account & settings · Switch Pulse between English and Czech, choose light or dark mode and the colour style, and set the language of your emails and notifications.

What it's for

Pulse speaks English and Czech (Čeština). Your language is one setting: change it in the account menu or under Language in your profile, and Pulse, your emails, notifications and calendar feed all follow it. In the same menu you choose light or dark mode and the colour style.

When to use it

  • Pulse opened in the wrong language.
  • Your emails or notifications come in a language you don't want.
  • The screen is too bright at night, or you prefer a different look.

How to

Change your language

  1. Open the account menu (your photo or initials, top right).
  2. Select Language (it shows your current language) and choose yours from the list, for example English or Čeština. Languages marked (beta) are translated but not fully reviewed yet.

Result: Pulse switches right away, and your emails, notifications and calendar feed use the new language from now on.

Change the language in your profile

  1. Open the account menu and select Profile.
  2. Under Personal details, choose your Language.
  3. Select Save.

Result: The same setting as in the account menu: notifications, emails, phone alerts, your calendar feed and Pulse itself use this language.

Choose light or dark mode

  1. Open the account menu.
  2. Select Appearance and choose Automatic, Light or Dark.

Result: Automatic follows the light or dark setting of your phone or computer.

Choose the colour style

  1. Open the account menu.
  2. Select Style and choose a style: Pulse is the standard look; Játro (legacy) brings back the older warm colours.

Result: The colours change straight away. The style only changes how Pulse looks – nothing else.

Permissions and limits

  • These settings are personal – they never change what your bandmates see.
  • Appearance and Style are remembered by each browser separately. On a new phone or computer, choose them again; if Pulse opens in the wrong language there, choose your language once in the account menu.
  • When you first open Pulse, it uses the language of your browser (Czech or English).

Examples

A shared tablet in the rehearsal room

Sign in on the tablet with the band's own account rather than yours – changing the language there changes the language of that account's emails too.

Checking events late at night

Choose Dark under Appearance, or Automatic if your phone already switches to dark mode in the evening.

Common mistakes

  • Signing in with your own account on a shared device and switching its language for others – it changes your emails too.
  • Expecting Appearance or Style to follow you to another device – they are remembered per browser.

Troubleshooting

Pulse is in Czech, but my notifications come in English.
Choose your language in the account menu (or under Language in your profile). The list under the bell switches with you right away; emails and phone alerts that were already sent stay in their original language.
Why is the sign-in email in two languages?
Sign-in emails are always written in both Czech and English, because Pulse doesn't know who you are until you sign in.
Which language does an invitation email use?
The language chosen in Email language when the invitation was created – the band's default language unless changed.