Numirio now speaks your language.

Numirio has been built in Kyiv from the first line of code. And until this week, it only spoke English — including to me. That always felt like a small, quiet contradiction. Today it's gone.

Four languages, end to end

Numirio now speaks English, Ukrainian, German, and Spanish. Not a translated landing page — the whole product. Every screen you actually work in: sign-in, your invoice list, the editor, settings, reminders, and the public page your client opens.

Pick your language in Settings → Appearance. It saves to your account, so it follows you to every device you sign in from — your laptop and your phone stay in step. Dates, numbers, and amounts follow along too, so a German invoice reads the way a German invoice should.

Ukrainian got the care it deserves — proper plural forms, so it reads 1 рахунок, 3 рахунки, 5 рахунків, the way the language actually works rather than the way software usually mangles it.

Also in this release

You can now invoice in crypto. USDT, USDC, BTC, and ETH sit alongside the currencies you already use, with full eight-decimal precision for Bitcoin and Ethereum instead of being rounded to cents. Add one as a payment detail and your invoice picks up the asset automatically.

Each client can also carry its own invoice number prefix, with date variables like {YYYY} that fill themselves in. Your invoice list sorts by any column now — across every invoice you have, not just the page on screen. And if a client has no email address, you can mark an invoice as sent by hand instead of leaving it stranded in draft.

German and Spanish are new, and I'd rather hear it from you than guess. Built and run from Kyiv — now in the language you think in.

A tool built in Kyiv should be able to send an invoice in Ukrainian. Now it can.

If a word reads wrong in your language — or your language is missing — write to me at contact@numirio.com. I read all of it.