JEFIT's Spanish ends when you pay. Gojan's never does.
An Argentine user spelled it out: the app shows in Spanish while you sign up and pay, then the content switches to English only. Gojan is in Spanish end to end.
Where it falls short
JEFIT's library is huge, that's true. The problem shows up when you enter your card: one of its Argentine users wrote that the app displays in Spanish during signup and payment, and only afterwards does the content switch to English only, with no way to change it. One in five Argentine JEFIT reviews is one or two stars. A huge library you can't read isn't a library.
Where they differ
How far the Spanish goes
JEFIT: As far as the payment screen. Its own Argentine users put it in writing: Spanish until they charge you, English afterwards, with no way to change it.
Gojan: All the way. Gojan was built in Spanish from the first line: the coach, the corrections, every exercise page. There's no screen that switches language as you go deeper.
What its users say
From JEFIT's 1,745 store reviews. Unedited. 528 Argentine reviews, 100 at one or two stars (19%).
“La app muestra todo en español durante el registro y el proceso de pago, haciendo creer que el servicio completo estará en ese idioma. Pero al pagar la suscripción, todo el contenido pasa a estar únicamente en inglés, sin opción para cambiarlo.…”
★☆☆☆☆ · 2026-05-01 · AR
“Tiene cosas solo en inglés y no se entiende”
★☆☆☆☆ · 2026-09-07 · AR
Data read on 2026-09-15 from public store reviews. The score weights recent reviews over older ones, so it can differ from the plain average the store shows.
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