Your profile
Organizations and teams is the container these belong to, notifications is what you hear about, the language picker reads the translator, and revoking us is the last setting there is.
Your name, your address, your language.
No password, because there are none — the dashboard is passwordless, composing the same auth capability an adopter would.
Language has one home, and it is the user row
Null means never chosen, not English — which is what lets it fall through to the browser’s own preference instead of asserting a choice nobody made.
A choice made in a browser is written through to the account, not only to the device — otherwise somebody who picks Spanish on their phone reads French on their laptop.
Two locales, and they are not the same
The catalog locale falls back — an es-AR reader reads the es catalog, because es is what somebody wrote.
The formatting locale does not — that reader gets es-AR handed to the formatter.
So Buenos Aires gets Spanish sentences and Argentine dates with nobody writing an es-AR catalog.
Your sessions and devices
The same model your own users get — a short-lived access token, a revocable refresh credential, and a device registry.
Sign out one device, or everywhere.
Organization settings
Members, roles, and the subscription live on the organization rather than on you — see organizations and teams.
Connections belong to the organization too, so leaving does not take one with you.
What we store about you
Your user row and your organization membership. Our own subscriptions. Connection metadata.
Not your customers.
Deleting your account
Removes you. It does not touch your project’s data, because none of it is here — the connection is a row in your own database, and revoking it is your act, not ours.