Settings

Guides · calibration and consent
Guides

Settings.

Most of /settings is what you'd expect. One card is worth reading about, because without it some tiles stay empty and look broken.

01 — Local time

Set this or the clock tiles stay blank.

Anything phrased in clock time — whether you fly late, which weekday is yours — can't be worked out without knowing your timezone. We record when things happened, not what time it felt like where you were sitting.

The picker pre-fills your browser's zone, but nothing is stored until you press Save. Until then it looks set and isn't, which is the one genuinely confusing thing on the page.

We store a zone name rather than an offset, so the answer stays right across daylight saving. A fixed offset would be an hour out for half the year — precisely at the evening boundary these tiles care about.

02 — RSI handle

Proving the handle is yours.

RSI handle ownership is step 04 of setup, and it's here if you skipped it. You get a code, paste it into your public RSI bio, save on RSI, then press Check now.

Nothing polls. The check happens only when you press the button, so saving your bio and walking away won't verify you.

03 — Account

The rest of the page.

Account info and Email verification — who you are and whether we've confirmed your address.

Change sign-in email and Change password — both confirm before they take effect.

Appearance — theme. If the desktop app has cloud sync on, this and the app's own appearance setting follow you between machines.

Two-factor has its own page rather than a card, so the setup flow has room.

Delete account is at the bottom and means it.

Elsewhere

Adjacent pages people look for here.

Connected uplinks — paired machines, and where you generate a pairing code or revoke one. Sharing — who can see your profile, which is deliberately not a settings card.

Changelog for what shipped, roadmap for what's next.