Omarchy Site Lands in 18 Languages on Country Domains

David Heinemeier Hansson) — creator of Omarchy, co-owner and CTO of 37signals, and the force behind Ruby on Rails — just put a clean number on Omarchy’s web footprint: the official site is now available in 18 languages.

Not as a buried language dropdown alone. Each locale sits on a top-level country domain. DHH’s examples were Denmark and Japan — omarchy.dk and omarchy.jp — and he said more are on the way. Primary post: Omarchy site is now available in 18 languages.

That claim checks out in the wild. Hit omarchy.dk and you get full Danish (“Smukt, sjovt Linux med agenter”). omarchy.jp is Japanese end to end. The same localized treatment shows up on domains like omarchy.fr (French), omarchy.it (Italian), omarchy.se (Swedish), omarchy.pt (Portuguese), omarchy.kr (Korean), omarchy.mx (Spanish), omarchy.in (Hindi), omarchy.fi (Finnish), omarchy.tr (Turkish), omarchy.hu (Hungarian), omarchy.is (Icelandic), and omarchy.ph (Filipino). English remains at omarchy.org.

This is the distribution thinking like a product with a planet-sized front door. Quattro already shipped the agentic desktop; the foundation is funding kernel and ecosystem work. Now the marketing surface matches the meetup map — Tokyo, Seoul, Brazil, and friends — instead of forcing everyone through a single English homepage.

Upstream package news is unchanged (still Omarchy 4.0.2 — release notes). This story is the site localization push itself: eighteen languages, country TLDs, more coming. Bookmark your local domain and send it to the next person who still thinks Linux only speaks one tongue.