en	OrangChat

en	1. Add this key to your app

en	1 attachment

en	%1$s %2$s

en	%1$s entries · head %2$s…

en	%1$s entry · head %2$s…

en	%1$s (may not survive a restart)

en	%1$s on %2$s

en	%1$s recovery code left.

en	%1$s recovery codes left.

en	© 2026 Oranges.LT · Made with 🍊

en	2. Enter the 6-digit code

en	2FA

en	A dark card with a glowing purple name and a striped banner.

en	A deleted account

en	A fast, self-hosted chat for servers, DMs, and voice - part of the Oranges.LT family.

en	A green-on-black monospace card for the command-line at heart.

en	A one-time code is on its way to your email - it expires in 10 minutes.

en	A passkey only works on the site that created it, so it can't be phished - which is why we ask for one instead of an emailed code when your account has one.

en	A warm, paper-toned card with a serif name.

en	About

en	About me

en	Accent color

en	Accessibility

en	Account

en	Account created. Check your email for a verification link -

en	Account standing

en	Add

en	Add a friend by their username.

en	Add a passkey

en	Add a server

en	Add another device

en	Add channel

en	Add context for the reviewer

en	Add device

en	Add emoji or GIF

en	Add friend

en	Add friends

en	Add people

en	Add reaction

en	Add this phone

en	Added %1$s

en	Added by another authorized device

en	Adding a second device before you need one is the whole answer. That is also why two-factor authentication has to be on first: a spare device is a spare set of keys, and it should take more than a password to make one.

en	All your friends are already here.

en	Allow anyone to @mention

en	Allow camera

en	Allow camera access to scan without leaving OrangChat.

en	Allow installs first

en	Already have an account? Log in

en	Already on this call

en	Android browser

en	Android cannot repoint its own launcher icon, so on this device the change shows up in the web app and the desktop app.

en	Android is not letting OrangChat notify you about messages or calls. Turn them on in system settings.

en	Android (native)

en	Answer without camera

en	Anyone can start a conversation.

en	Anyone who knows your username.

en	• Anything on a phone that is already unlocked and in someone else's hands. At that point they are reading it the same way you do.

en	API

en	App icon

en	Appearance

en	As the owner you cannot leave - delete the server instead.

en	Ask for a code from your phone in addition to your password when you sign in.

en	Ask them to show their verification QR, then fit it inside the frame.

en	At least 8 characters

en	At least 8 characters.

en	Attach files

en	Audio call

en	Audit log

en	Authentication code

en	Authenticator code

en	Authorized encryption devices

en	Authorizing the new device

en	Back

en	Backend

en	Backspace

en	Banned from

en	Before a message leaves this phone

en	Bot account

en	Both devices show six digits. Compare them and cancel if they differ.

en	Both of you open the conversation, tap the lock at the top, and one of you scans the other's code. Then swap and do it the other way round - one scan only proves one direction. It takes about ten seconds while you are stood together.

en	Both options encrypt everything. The difference is whether a swapped lock is stopped before it can be used, or caught afterwards.

en	Both screens must show the same six digits. If they differ, cancel.

en	Browser

en	Build

en	by %1$s

en	CALL CONNECTED

en	Call connected

en	Call ringtone

en	Call sharing defaults

en	Calling…

en	Camera access is needed to scan the code on your PC.

en	Camera & Microphone

en	Cancel

en	Cancel reply

en	Cancel scanning

en	Change audio output

en	Change background

en	Change email

en	Change group icon

en	Change password

en	Changing your password signs out every other session.

en	Channel name

en	Check for updates

en	Check people before messaging them

en	Check them again

en	Check them first

en	Check them first - a swap cannot happen. You check the other person's lock yourself, in person or on a call, before anything is sent to them. Until you have, messages you type stay on this phone, still locked, and go nowhere. There is nothing for a swapped lock to open.

en	Checking…

en	Checking someone in person

en	Checking someone's code is a one-to-one thing, so it happens in your direct message with them - and anyone you have checked there shows as checked here too. Waiting on everyone in a group to be checked would hold up people who never asked for it.

en	Checking them here is safer than reading along - sixty digits is more than anyone actually compares by eye.

en	Choose

en	Choose files

en	Clear CSS

en	Client

en	Close DM

en	Code from your app

en	Code from your app (or a recovery code)

en	Communication

en	Compact messages

en	Compare

en	Comparing…

en	Confirm 2FA on the authorized PC.

en	Confirm new password

en	Confirm the digits and enter the security code on the authorized device. This phone is waiting for the encrypted history and its signed authorization…

en	Confirm with your passkey to finish signing in.

en	Confirm your password

en	Connect

en	Connected

en	Connecting…

en	Connection

en	Connection and server info

en	Continue transfer

en	Copy

en	Copy channel ID

en	Copy message

en	Copy user ID

en	Could not change email

en	Could not change lockdown

en	Could not change password

en	Could not connect to the call

en	Could not delete account

en	Could not delete messages

en	Could not join the call

en	Could not leave servers

en	Could not load devices

en	Could not load passkeys

en	Could not load standing

en	Could not open the installer

en	Could not open this image

en	Could not play that sound

en	Could not play this video

en	Could not reach the update server

en	Could not remove the icon

en	Could not remove the image

en	Could not remove the passkey

en	Could not rename

en	Could not revoke

en	Could not save your privacy settings

en	Could not save your profile

en	Could not start setup

en	Could not start the call

en	Couldn't decrypt this file

en	Couldn't load GIFs

en	Couldn't reach that message - it may be too far back or deleted.

en	Create a channel

en	Create a server

en	Create account

en	Create another

en	Create group

en	Create invite

en	Create passkey

en	Create role

en	Create your account

en	Creating this phone’s protected encryption identity…

en	Current password

en	Custom

en	Custom ringtone

en	Danger zone

en	Dark

en	Debug

en	Delete account

en	Delete all my messages

en	Delete all your messages

en	Delete my account

en	Delete recording

en	Delete role

en	Delete server

en	Delete them all

en	Deleted %1$s message.

en	Deleted %1$s messages.

en	deleted user. Everything else - profile, connections, friends, server memberships - is erased. This can't be undone.

en	Desktop app

en	Device %1$s

en	Device default

en	Device transfer code

en	Device transfer QR code

en	Devices

en	Digits confirmed

en	Direct messages

en	Direct Messages

en	Disconnected

en	Display

en	Display name, avatar, bio, accent, CSS

en	Display name

en	Display name (optional)

en	Display separately

en	Do Not Disturb

en	Done

en	Download failed

en	Download & install

en	Downloading %1$s…

en	Each entry is a device with a live sign-in. Revoking one stops it

en	Edit message

en	Edit role

en	(edited)

en	Email changed to %1$s.

en	Email code

en	Email me a code

en	Email me a code instead

en	Email & password

en	Emoji

en	Emoji matching %1$s

en	Encrypted history keys are sent and the new device is recorded as authorized.

en	Encryption

en	Encryption security alert

en	Enter a fresh two-factor authentication code. The new device will be signed into your append-only device log.

en	Enter the 6-digit code from your app, or a recovery code.

en	Enter to save · Shift+Enter for a new line

en	Erase my encryption keys

en	Erase them now

en	Erase your encryption keys?

en	Erasing…

en	Every device added or removed is written into a logbook that can only be added to, never edited or erased. Your devices read it on every start, so a device you did not add cannot appear here quietly - you get told, and the entry stays in the book.

en	Every direct message is encrypted, always, and that part cannot be switched off. This setting is about how carefully the other person's lock is checked before your messages are sent to it.

en	Every message already in your encrypted conversations becomes permanently unreadable - by you, by us, by anyone. Nothing brings them back.

en	@everyone

en	@everyone applies to every member. It has no colour and cannot be assigned or deleted.

en	Everyone

en	everyone here

en	Everyone in this voice channel hears it.

en	Everything sent from now on uses a new key. Existing messages stay readable, and everyone still in the conversation keeps access.

en	Expired - large files are only kept for an hour

en	Expires in 1 hour

en	Fallback mode: scan this code from an already-authorized phone, or paste it into an authorized computer.

en	Favorite GIFs

en	Favourite this GIF

en	Find a member

en	Find friends

en	Find the perfect emoji

en	Finish

en	First device on this account

en	Flip camera

en	Follow the installer to finish updating

en	for permission the first time you join one.

en	Freezes the account if you think someone else is in it: signs out every

en	For 15 minutes

en	For 1 hour

en	For 8 hours

en	For 24 hours

en	Friends

en	Friends of friends

en	Friends only

en	Generate

en	Get notified about messages?

en	GIFs

en	Hang up

en	Have them open their code in OrangChat and point this phone's camera at it. Your phone then remembers the lock you actually saw, so a swapped one no longer matches. One scan proves one direction - show them yours too.

en	Hide my code

en	Hide password

en	Hold steady - scanning happens automatically

en	Hold the mic to record, then let go to send

en	Hold to record a voice message

en	How does this work?

en	How your messages are protected

en	I understand

en	I've saved them

en	Icon

en	Idle

en	If a safety code changes, or a device you did not add appears on your account, OrangChat stops and tells you outright instead of showing a notification you might swipe away.

en	In call

en	In plain language, with no jargon to get past first.

en	Inappropriate content

en	Incorrect password.

en	Install

en	Installed

en	Invite link

en	Invite people

en	invite to get back into any of them.

en	iOS browser

en	It is not always an attack - it is also what happens when somebody loses every device and has to start over. There is no way to tell those apart from inside the app, which is why it asks you to check with the person directly before you send anything else.

en	Join a server

en	Join muted

en	Join with camera on

en	Jump to latest

en	Keys, device log, verifying people

en	· last active %1$s

en	· last used %1$s

en	Leave all servers

en	Leave group

en	Leave server

en	Leaves every server you're in except the ones you own. You'll need a new

en	Leaving it off is not "unprotected". Every lock is still checked against a logbook that can only be added to, which your own devices read on every start. The difference is whether a swapped lock is stopped before it can be used, or caught right after. Group conversations always send straight away, either way.

en	Left %1$s server.

en	Left %1$s servers.

en	Let people see when you're typing.

en	Lift lockdown

en	Lift timeout

en	Light

en	Linked image

en	LISTENING TO

en	Listening to

en	Load more

en	Loading…

en	Lock down my account

en	Lockdown

en	Lockdown lifted.

en	Locked down.

en	Locked down. Signed out %1$s other session.

en	Locked down. Signed out %1$s other sessions.

en	Log in

en	Log out

en	Lost your authenticator?

en	Lowercase letters, digits, _ and . - 2 to 32 chars

en	Lowercase letters, numbers, underscores, and dots.

en	Make a new key

en	Mark as read

en	Member since

en	Messages, friend requests, typing, notifications

en	Messages go as soon as you send them. If anyone ever swaps this person's lock, your devices notice and tell you.

en	Microphone access is needed to record a voice message

en	Mobile

en	Minimize call

en	Missed call

en	Mute conversation

en	Mute server

en	Muted

en	My contact verification QR code

en	My orange grove

en	Name

en	Need an account? Sign up

en	Neon

en	· never used

en	New email

en	New group

en	New key for this conversation

en	New messages

en	New password

en	New recovery codes

en	New roles start just above @everyone, so they never outrank the person creating them.

en	New update available

en	No answer

en	No devices are enrolled on this account.

en	No friends yet. Add someone first.

en	No friends yet. Add someone from the Add tab.

en	No GIFs found

en	No matches.

en	No matching friends or channels

en	No one

en	No passkeys yet.

en	No pending requests.

en	No profile themes match “%1$s”.

en	No saved GIFs yet - tap the bookmark on any GIF to keep it here.

en	No server is currently restricting you.

en	No sounds yet. Someone with Manage Expressions can add them in server settings.

en	Nobody can send you requests.

en	Nobody new can message you.

en	None set

en	Not in call

en	Not in the same room? You will each see the same short row of numbers, called a safety code. Have them read it out on a phone call, or send it over another app you already trust, and type it into the box under the code - the app compares all sixty digits, which is more than anyone manages by eye. If it matches, nobody is in the middle. The one thing that does not count is an OrangChat voice call - that audio goes through the same servers this check exists to test.

en	Not me

en	Not now

en	Not sent

en	Nothing can sign in, and no new DMs or friend requests reach you.

en	Nothing has been logged yet.

en	Nothing is sent until you have checked their code in person or on a call. Until then your messages wait here, locked, and go nowhere.

en	Notifications

en	Notifications are turned off

en	NOW PLAYING

en	.oc-pf-name { color: #ff6a1a; }

en	Off, the shade and lock screen show who wrote and nothing more. Encrypted messages are then never unlocked to make a notification at all. This phone only.

en	Offline

en	Offline - messages are saved and will be sent when you reconnect

en	On call

en	On

en	On your PC, open Settings → Encryption → Add another device. Your PC will show a one-time QR code.

en	Ongoing call

en	Online

en	Only continue if you started this transfer and can see both devices.

en	Only people on your friends list.

en	Only people you share a friend with.

en	Only the owner can rename this server

en	Only the people in the conversation can open them. Not OrangChat, not somebody who steals our database, not somebody who turns up with a court order - we do not hold a key we could hand over. This is on for every direct message and there is no way to switch it off.

en	Open app permissions

en	Open call

en	OrangChat can let you know when someone messages or calls you

en	OrangChat desktop app

en	orangchat://device-transfer?…

en	OrangChat for Android

en	OrangChat only opens your camera and microphone during a call. Android asks

en	other device, blocks new sign-ins, and closes new DMs and friend requests until you lift it.

en	Otherwise only members with Mention Everyone can.

en	Package

en	Parchment

en	Passkey

en	passkey settings too, or it will keep showing up there.

en	Passkeys

en	Password changed. %1$s other session was signed out.

en	Password changed. %1$s other sessions were signed out.

en	Password changed.

en	Pending

en	Permanently delete

en	Personal phone

en	Phone connected

en	Pick at least one more friend for a group.

en	Point this phone at the QR code shown in OrangChat on your PC.

en	Point this phone at the transfer code shown on the new device.

en	Preview

en	Privacy

en	Privacy & Security

en	Profile

en	Profile themes

en	Profile themes style your public profile card. Every entry is reviewed through a pull request, bundled with the app, and sanitized before it renders.

en	QR code

en	Ready-made styles for your profile card

en	Realtime

en	Reason: %1$s

en	Recording, locked

en	Recovery codes

en	Reduce motion

en	Release

en	Release to cancel

en	Remove background for everyone

en	Remove

en	Remove friend

en	Remove from favourites

en	Remove group icon

en	Remove passkey

en	Removes every message you've sent, in every server and group - including

en	Removing this only affects OrangChat. Delete it from the device's own

en	Rename

en	Rename passkey

en	renewing; it loses access within a few minutes.

en	Replaces the key used from now on, so a device that has since been removed cannot read anything new. Messages already here stay readable, and nobody is locked out.

en	Replaces the OrangChat mark for you everywhere you are signed in.

en	Report message

en	Report received

en	Reporting reveals this one decrypted message and a one-message key. It does not reveal the conversation key or any other message.

en	Request sent

en	Resend email code

en	Reset

en	Reset to defaults

en	Resolving invite…

en	Revoke

en	Revoke %1$s?

en	Revoke device

en	· revoked

en	Revoking…

en	Ringing…

en	Role name

en	Roles grant permissions and a colour. Members take the colour of their highest role.

en	Save changes

en	Save nickname

en	Save profile

en	Save these now - each works once if you lose your phone, and they're shown only this once.

en	Scan

en	Scan code from PC

en	Scan device code

en	Scan the code shown by the new device, or paste the complete orangchat://device-transfer code here.

en	Scan their code

en	Scan verification code

en	Search

en	Search by name or username

en	Search friends and channels

en	Search KLIPY

en	Search messages

en	Search profile themes

en	Search results

en	Searched on this device. Messages not opened here may be missing.

en	Security

en	Send a new code

en	Send anyway

en	Send friend request

en	Send report

en	Send straight away

en	Send straight away - a swap gets caught. Every lock anyone publishes is written into a logbook that can only be added to, never edited or erased. Your own devices read the page about your account every time they start. If a lock is ever published in your name that your devices did not make, they tell you, and the entry stays in the book where anyone can point at it. A swap can be attempted; it cannot be attempted quietly.

en	Send typing indicators

en	Sending…

en	Sending encrypted history and signing the new device into your device log…

en	Sending straight away is what every conversation gets. Checking first is the extra step, and it is only worth turning on for people you can realistically meet or ring.

en	Sending voice message…

en	Server

en	• Server channels. Those have shared history, moderation and search, all of which need the server to read them. Only direct messages and group DMs are encrypted this way.

en	Server icon

en	Server name

en	Server settings

en	Set a password

en	Set chat background

en	Set group icon

en	Set password

en	Set up this phone again

en	Set up two-factor

en	Setting up…

en	Settings

en	Share to OrangChat

en	Shared text

en	Sharing…

en	Show fallback code on this phone

en	Show members with this role in their own group.

en	Show message text

en	Show my code

en	Show password

en	Shown on the invite page.

en	Sign in

en	Sign in before adding this device.

en	Sign in on the web?

en	Sign in with a passkey

en	Sign in with your fingerprint, face or device PIN instead of a password.

en	Sign out %1$s other device

en	Sign out %1$s other devices

en	Sign out

en	Signed in %1$s

en	Signed in as %1$s.

en	Skip the scroll and swipe animations.

en	Slide to cancel →

en	‹ Slide to cancel

en	Slide up to lock recording

en	So you can tell it apart from your other devices later.

en	Someone here

en	Someone scanned this account's code to sign in to OrangChat in a browser. Approve only if that was you.

en	Standing together? Scan each other's codes - one scan proves one direction, so do both.

en	Start a call

en	Start a fresh key here

en	Start calls with video already publishing.

en	Start every call with your microphone off.

en	Start over with new keys

en	Start video call

en	Start voice call

en	Status

en	Still yours: %1$s.

en	Stop

en	Stored on this device only - never uploaded.

en	Style your card for everyone who views it. Every part has a hook:

en	Synced to your device's keychain.

en	System

en	Take a picture

en	Tap the key to copy it.

en	Terminal

en	Text size

en	Text size, motion, density

en	That code isn't right

en	That didn't work. Try again.

en	That invite is expired, revoked, or never existed.

en	That is also why adding a second device is a small ceremony instead of a copy and paste. Your old device has to see the new one - a code on the screen, a camera pointed at it - before anything moves.

en	That was cancelled.

en	The camera could not start. You can retry or use the system Camera app.

en	The device could not be revoked.

en	The device transfer failed.

en	The digits match

en	The email code could not be sent.

en	The encryption device was revoked.

en	The keys could not be erased.

en	The logbook

en	The messages only that device could open stay locked, permanently. We cannot recover them for you - if we could, none of the above would be true.

en	The new device’s code was recognized. It is not authorized yet.

en	The new device was authorized.

en	The one-time code from your PC was recognized. Nothing has been transferred yet.

en	the ones you've left. Attachments you uploaded aren't removed from storage. This can't be undone.

en	The PC sends encrypted history keys and records this phone as authorized.

en	The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

en	the right person

en	Theme

en	There is no code to compare yet.

en	These choices are stored on this device only.

en	These do not match. Most often that is a digit misheard or mistyped, so check it once more. If it still differs, somebody is standing between you - do not send anything here until you know which.

en	These numbers appear once both accounts have set up encryption on a device.

en	they all open

en	They cannot send messages, react or speak until it expires.

en	They do not match

en	they open

en	This account has no authenticator app set up, so OrangChat will email a one-time code to approve the new device.

en	This code holds nothing secret. It is safe for anyone to see; being in the room is what makes scanning it mean something.

en	This conversation is not encrypted yet

en	· This device

en	This device

en	This device stays signed in.

en	This device will stop receiving new conversation keys. It remains in the append-only device log as revoked, so the change cannot be hidden.

en	This happens the moment you confirm - there is no waiting period and nothing to cancel, because this phone signs for it with the key itself. Every encrypted message on this account becomes unreadable to everyone, forever.

en	This is your code. They can scan it from the lock at the top of your conversation, or from this screen on their own phone.

en	This media is unavailable

en	· this phone

en	This phone cannot revoke itself.

en	This phone connects to the new device without authorizing it yet.

en	This phone could not be set up again.

en	This phone creates a protected encryption identity in Android Keystore.

en	This phone creates its own non-copyable identity. Only encrypted conversation-history keys move from the PC.

en	This phone has not made its encryption key yet.

en	This phone is not authorized yet. Finish “Add this phone” before it can read encrypted history or revoke another encryption device.

en	This phone is now an authorized encryption device.

en	This phone was removed from your account from another device. Its key no longer opens anything here, and it cannot read new encrypted messages until you add it again.

en	This replaces all of your existing recovery codes.

en	This version of OrangChat is no longer supported and can no longer connect.

en	Those don't match.

en	Throw away the encryption identity on this account and make a fresh one here. Every other device is removed and has to be added again.

en	Tighter spacing between messages.

en	Time out

en	Timed out

en	Timed out in

en	Today

en	To lock a box for someone, your phone needs their lock, and it asks our servers for it. So the fair question is: what if we handed you a lock we had made ourselves, kept the key, and passed your messages along afterwards?

en	Too many attempts. Wait a moment and try again.

en	Transfer code scanned

en	Turn camera off

en	Turn camera on

en	Turn off

en	Turn off two-factor

en	Turn on two-factor

en	Turning off two-factor leaves your password as the only protection.

en	Two answers, and you pick how much you want.

en	Two-factor authentication

en	Two-factor is on

en	Type %1$s to confirm

en	Type to search this server's messages.

en	Type to search your cached direct messages.

en	Unknown

en	Unknown device

en	unknown IP

en	Unmute conversation

en	Unmute server

en	Until %1$s

en	Until I turn it back on

en	Update now

en	Update required

en	Update to continue.

en	Updates

en	Upload failed

en	Uploading…

en	Use passkey

en	Used to sign in. There's no confirmation email, so double-check it.

en	User settings

en	v%1$s

en	Verify this contact

en	Version %1$s (build %2$s)

en	Version %1$s

en	Version %1$s is available

en	Version

en	Version and build

en	video call

en	Video call

en	voice call

en	Voice connected

en	Waiting for the PC to calculate the comparison digits…

en	Waiting for your PC…

en	We can still see the outside of it: who sent it, who it went to, how big it was and when. We cannot see what is inside.

en	We emailed you a sign-in code. It expires in 10 minutes.

en	Welcome back

en	What happened? (optional)

en	What happens next

en	What incoming calls sound like

en	What you share

en	• Whatever the other person does with the message. They can screenshot it, save it, or show someone. Encryption stops strangers, not recipients.

en	When joining a call

en	Where you're signed in

en	Who can add you

en	Who can message you

en	• Who you talk to, when, and how often. Locked boxes still have to be addressed to somebody.

en	With someone new, your messages wait on this phone - locked, sent nowhere - until you have seen their code in person or read the numbers to each other on a call.

en	Yes, leave them all

en	Yesterday

en	Yes, that's them

en	You can also scan with the system Camera app and tap “Open OrangChat”.

en	You do not have this permission.

en	You enter a fresh 2FA code on this authorized phone.

en	you@example.com

en	You'll need an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, 1Password, or Aegis.

en	You're on the latest version

en	You've been invited to join

en	You've reached the limit of %1$s passkeys. Remove one to add another.

en	Your account is in good standing

en	Your account is locked down

en	Your current password

en	Your direct messages are locked on this phone before they are sent. The key was made here, lives in the phone's secure hardware, and cannot be copied off it - not by OrangChat, and not by anyone holding a database backup.

en	Your messages are locked before they leave this phone

en	Your messages stay in the conversations they're part of, shown as from a

en	Your old keys are gone. This phone has fresh ones.

en	Your password

en	Your phone and PC show six digits. Compare them and cancel if they differ.

en	Your phone and your computer each make their own key, on the device itself, the first time you use encryption there. It goes into the part of the device built to guard keys, and it is made so that it cannot be read back out - not by OrangChat, not by another app, not by you. There is nothing to leak and nothing to hand over.

en	Your phone puts the message in a box and locks it. Every device in the conversation, and only those, holds a key to that box. Our servers store and pass along the locked box.

en	العربية

en	বাংলা

en	中文

en	English

en	Français

en	हिन्दी

en	Restarting the app applies the language everywhere.

en	Lietuvių

en	Português

en	Русский

en	Español

en	Choose the app's language

en	Match system

en	Language

en	اردو