1. Set the page's default language
Open your status page's settings and find "Language". Pick English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese (Brazil), or Japanese; this is what most visitors see, and it changes immediately for new page loads.
2. Know what does and does not translate
Only the page's own chrome translates: words like Operational, Degraded, Investigating, and the subscribe form. Anything you wrote yourself (incident updates, component names, the page title, your description) always renders exactly as you typed it, in every language, because it is not this product's place to guess what your customers should read there.
3. Share a link in a specific language
Add /l/<code> to your page's address (for example acme.realuptime.io/l/ja) to open it in a specific language regardless of the page's default. Handy for a support link to a non-English-speaking customer, or for embedding in a localized help center.
Go deeper
The full reference lives in the docs: Status pages documentation: languages. Error codes named above are each explained in the error-code reference.