Most "supports multiple languages" claims mean the marketing site has a German page. Daneshbase means the whole product does.
Cross-language semantic search
The search embeddings are multilingual. A query in German returns relevant English docs and vice versa — no translation layer, no maintained synonym dictionaries. Ask "Wochenplanung" and find the doc you titled "Sunday review ritual" in English.
A single base, mixed languages
Write the docs themselves in whatever language each thought arrived in. Some people draft Monday in German and Saturday in English. Daneshbase doesn't insist on a language per base — write what feels right, search finds it all.
UI in English and German today
Both locales are complete: navigation, settings, error messages, the cookie banner, the legal pages. Adding more languages is a translation pass, not a code change — every UI string lives in a JSON file that translators can edit independently.
Per-user timezone
Recurring task schedules use the IANA timezone we detect on your first sign-in, overridable in settings. "Every Monday 9:00" means your 9:00, not server UTC. When you travel and your phone changes timezone, the reminder generator follows.