Beltchecker is now available in Japanese.
Thanks to Gerald Fabrot, our primary Japanese translator.
We’re adding new languages as soon as we have the translators and they have the time.
Beltchecker is run by a community of volunteers and we’re always looking for support. If you’d like to be a translator, moderator, or developer, please reach out.
Beltchecker is now available in Spanish.
We need to give a big shoutout to the Spanish BJJ community here. There were a lot of folks involved in getting this one over the finish line.
We’re adding new languages as soon as we have the translators and they have the time.
Beltchecker is run by a community of volunteers and we’re always looking for support. If you’d like to be a translator, moderator, or developer, please reach out.
Beltchecker is now available in Polish.
Thanks to Lukasz Zielonka, our lone Polish language translator.
We’re adding new languages as soon as we have the translators and they have the time.
Beltchecker is run by a community of volunteers and we’re always looking for support. If you’d like to be a translator, moderator, or developer, please reach out.
Beltchecker is now available in German.
Translating Beltchecker to German was a group effort and we’d like to thank a few people for their contributions
We’re adding new languages as soon as we have the translators and they have the time.
Beltchecker is run by a community of volunteers and we’re always looking for support. If you’d like to be a translator, moderator, or developer, please reach out.
Today we’ve added Russian to our array of available Beltchecker languages. To visit the site in Russian, click here.
Shout outs to the following Russian translators for all their hard work:
We’re adding new languages as soon as we have the translators and they have the time.
Beltchecker is run by a community of volunteers and we’re always looking for support. If you’d like to be a translator, moderator, or developer, please reach out.