The App With the Most Languages

The Lead Keeps Changing Hands

This board has changed hands 7 times since tracking began, and the latest switch happened only days ago. Oshi Island - Pixel Art Widget sat at the top for 81 of the last 98 tracked days before AzPostMobile took over this past October with 177 languages, a number that makes you wonder just how big that translation team really is.

177 localizations give a postal service app coverage for nearly every script and dialect someone might type into a mail-tracking form. It's an odd kind of ambition for something as mundane as postage, but the data doesn't care about mundane. It just counts languages, nothing else.

The Gap at the Top

AzPostMobile's 177 beats Mollo at #2 by 9 languages, with Mollo sitting at 168. That's not a blowout, but it's enough of a cushion that #2 isn't breathing down #1's neck. Your Health Assistant follows close at #3 with 167, then the drop gets steeper at #4, where School Diary lands at 160.

After that, the numbers ease downward rather than cratering. TCG Card Value Scanner: HoloDx takes #5 with 158, a solid showing but well off the top three's pace. The upper end of this board is dominated by apps built for personal utility and institutional reach, think postal services, health tools, school records, rather than entertainment or games racing to add one language at a time to chase a mass audience.

Who Keeps Showing Up

Past the top five, the same names resurface again and again, and that pattern says a lot about how localization actually gets done. Air Apps Systems places five separate titles in the top 25: Scanner Air, QR Code Reader，Barcode Scanner, Translate Now, Calculator Air, and Photo Translator, every single one locked at 139 languages. Five apps don't land on an identical language count by accident. One localization pipeline did the heavy lifting, then got reused five times over.

WaldKlang Company runs a smaller version of the same move, with LanTurnOn and Stopwatch Journal both sitting at 133. Daniel Budynski pairs Flashcards - Expand English with Mystical Oracle Fortune Teller, both at 149, two wildly different apps sharing one language count. TUNAHAN AKTAY doesn't have any single title crack this particular top 25, yet the name turns up 11 times across the full top 100, a quieter but no less persistent version of the same pattern.

Not everything fits that mold, though. JW Library and Open Food Facts - Product Scan sit in this same stretch of the ranking without belonging to any repeat-developer cluster. One is a religious text library run by a nonprofit; the other is a crowd-sourced food database. Neither looks anything like the commercial app-factory pattern that dominates the rest of this neighborhood, yet there they are, at 120 and 123 languages respectively, out-localizing plenty of apps whose entire business model hinges on going wide. Big nonprofits and small translation-pipeline shops end up standing shoulder to shoulder on this board, for completely different reasons.

The Shape of the Full Hundred

Zoom out and the top 100 stretches from 177 all the way down to 105 at #100, a 72-language spread from top to bottom. The leader sits at 1.6 times the median of the whole group, a lead that most of the list never comes close to matching.

The tail end of this board, down around 105, isn't thin coverage by any normal measure. It only reads as thin next to a postal app that has translated itself into nearly every language with a written form.