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Your account and profile

Edit your name, contact details, sign-in email, two-factor status, and app preferences.

Your Account page holds your personal profile and preferences — the settings that follow you across every workspace you belong to, as distinct from the workspace-wide settings on the Workspace settings page. Open it from Account in the Settings group of the left-hand navigation.

The page opens on Account with your name shown beneath the heading, and there's no permission gate — every signed-in person edits their own account.

Edit your profile

  1. In the navigation, choose Account.
  2. Under Profile, update any of:
    • First name — how Brewstiller addresses you. It can't be empty.
    • Display name — shown to teammates across your workspaces. Optional (up to 80 characters); leave it blank to fall back to your first name.
    • Last name — optional; leave it blank to clear it.
    • Phone — optional; leave it blank to clear it.
  3. Choose Save changes. You'll see Account saved. Save changes stays disabled until you actually change something.

Your sign-in email and two-factor authentication

The Account & security card shows two things you manage through your identity provider, not on this page:

  • Email — your sign-in email, shown for reference. A note explains it's managed by your identity provider and can't be changed here.
  • Two-factor authentication — a badge shows whether it's Enabled or Not enabled. A note explains you manage it from your account security settings.

Set your appearance preferences

The Preferences card controls how the app looks for you. Changes are saved with Save changes like the rest of the form.

  1. Under Preferences, choose a Density — Comfortable or Compact.
  2. Choose an Appearance — Light, Dark, or Match system.
  3. Choose Save changes to keep your preferences.

Sign out

Sign out sits at the bottom of the Account page, below your profile. It ends your session and returns you to the Brewstiller home page. It stays available even if your account details fail to load, so you can always leave.

You can also sign out from anywhere in the app: Sign out is the last entry at the bottom of the left-hand navigation.

If signing out doesn't work — a dropped connection, say — Brewstiller keeps you on the page and warns that you may still be signed in, rather than returning you to the home page as though you had left. Try again once you're back online. This matters most on a shared or borrowed computer, where "looks signed out but isn't" would leave your account open to the next person.