The settings screen

Every entry in the Settings menu — Profile, Security, Preferences, Billing and the rest — and what sits behind each one.

Everything account-level lives behind Profile at the foot of the navigation rail. Opening it gives you a Settings menu down the middle and the selected screen on the right.

The AODex settings screen, with the full menu down the middle

The menu is in three groups. This page says what each entry is for; the rest of this section covers them one at a time.

General

EntryWhat is behind it
ProfileYour name and email, the plan you are on, your usage, and the light/dark Appearance control. Edit changes the name and email. See Profile and preferences.
SecurityPassword, two-factor authentication, active sessions and connected sign-in accounts. Most of it hands off to AO ID, which is where your credentials actually live. See Security and two-step verification.
PreferencesHow the workspace behaves: appearance, chat width, whether the conversation list auto-collapses, personal memory, and the default model. See Profile and preferences.

Account

EntryWhat is behind it
BillingWhich plan you are on and where the trial stands. Manage subscription & billing opens your AOCyber account to change or cancel it. See Your plan and billing.
API KeysScoped keys for programmatic access — create, rotate and delete. The secret is shown once. See API keys.

Data

EntryWhat is behind it
Shared with meConversations other people have shared with you. See Shared with me.
TeamsCreate a team, invite people, manage roles. Team-tier only. See Teams and invitations.
InvitationsInvitations you have been sent. Team-tier only.
ExportsRequest a copy of everything in your account and collect it when it is ready. See Export your data.
Cloud StorageConnect Google Drive or OneDrive and keep a folder in sync. See Cloud storage and folder sync.
SSOLet people sign in with your organization’s identity provider. Team-tier, organization admins only. See Single sign-on.

Your menu may be shorter than the one above. Teams, Invitations and SSO are team-tier features. On a solo account — which is every Early Access account — those three entries are not shown at all, because the endpoints behind them would refuse the request anyway. They are hidden rather than left as dead ends.

Notifications is not in this menu. It sits in the main navigation rail and appears when you have something unread — see Notifications.

Log Out is at the foot of the menu.

On a phone

The same settings are under the Profile tab. The menu becomes a list you tap into, and each screen gets a back arrow rather than sitting beside the menu.