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Settings: what you configure where

The sections of the Settings page in order, and what each setting affects.

Updated: 16 October 20263 min read

Short answer

The Settings page holds everything that does not belong to a single piece of content: your account and login security, the interface language and theme, notifications grouped by event, brand-voice training, the approval flow, report branding, developer access, and the export and deletion of your data. What you set here applies to your brand or your account, not to an individual article.

The Settings page broken into cards: Account (full name and email address), Language and theme (a Hungarian or English interface, and a light, dark or system-matching appearance), Invite and reward, Publishing mode (with the description that in manual mode the user publishes every piece of content, and a selector to change the mode), and the start of the brand-voice training block.
The Settings page holds everything that does not belong to a single piece of content — including the publishing mode, which decides whether anything goes live by itself.The screenshots show the Hungarian interface; the app's language is a setting, and it can be switched to English.

Where is what?

SectionWhat you setNote
AccountName, email address, password, two-factor authentication.See: Account and security.
Language and themeThe interface language (Hungarian or English), and a light, dark or system-matching appearance.The language of generated content is separate — that comes from the brand's setting.
Publishing modeManual or automatic. In manual mode nothing goes live by itself: you publish everything.This is the switch that decides whether Autopilot also delivers content or only produces it.
Invite and rewardYour invite link and the credits you have earned.See: The invite programme.
Brand voiceYour own writing samples, from which your style can be learned.From Starter. See: Brand voice.
Approval flowWhether approval is required, and who can approve.On Growth and Scale.
Report brandingYour own branding on reports.On Scale.
Developer accessAPI keys and webhook endpoints.On Scale. See: Public API and webhooks.
Post libraryHashtag sets and default UTM parameters.See: Hashtag sets and UTM.
DataData export, account deletion, data requests.See: Data and AI providers.

The notification event groups

Notifications are switched by group rather than one at a time: review (approval request and decision), publishing (successful and failed delivery, expiring channel access), generation (run finished, stalled, paused), Autopilot (started, skipped, low credits), account (credit warnings, weekly digest, webhook shutdown), research (report ready) and tips (onboarding reminders, recommendations).

Language and appearance

  • The interface language switches between Hungarian and English; the switch is also at the bottom of the left-hand menu.
  • The light and dark appearance switches in the same place, including following your system setting.
  • The language of generated content is independent of this: it comes from the brand's setting and the brief, not from the interface language.

If I switch the interface to English, will it write in English?

No. The interface language and the language of generated content are two different things — the latter comes from the brand's setting.

Why can I not see developer access?

Because the public API and webhooks are on the Scale plan. Outbound custom API publishing is available on smaller plans.

Where do I request a data export?

In the data section of Settings. Account deletion can be started there too; deletion is permanent.

Do the settings apply to my account or to the brand?

A mixture: your account details and your notifications are yours, while the brand voice, the approval flow and the post library live per brand.

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