Otto greets you, builds with you, and teaches the why — entirely in Spanish. Not a translate button bolted onto an English product. Free to start, no code, no login.
Build in Spanish now →Most tools that claim to "support" a language run their whole product in English and pass your words through a translation layer at the edges. That works for simple button labels. It falls apart the moment the tool needs to explain something — the nuance gets lost, and non-native phrasing makes the whole thing feel foreign, even in your own language.
Otto's Spanish experience isn't translated after the fact — the conversation, the build narration, and the teaching moments all happen in Spanish from the start. That matters most exactly when it matters most: when Otto is explaining *why* it made a choice, which is the part a bad translation garbles first.
This is especially useful for small businesses across Latin America and Spain, and for Spanish-speaking parents and kids anywhere, who've been underserved by English-first tools even when those tools technically "have a Spanish option."
The full localized entry point is here: ottoandme.com/dashboard/es/ — or jump straight into building with the button above.
It's a native experience. Otto converses, builds, and explains the why entirely in Spanish, not an English product with translated UI labels stuck on top.
Yes, you can build in whichever of the 27 supported languages you're comfortable in, and change anytime.
You control the language of what you build, since you describe your app's content yourself. Otto's conversation and teaching happen in Spanish; the app's text is whatever you tell it to write.