Menu, appearance and feedback
What is in the swipe-out menu, changing your password, light and dark mode, telling us what you think, and signing out.
The menu slides in from the left, from the button in any tab's top bar or a swipe from the left edge. At the top are your avatar, name and email. Below that, four groups.
| Group | Rows |
|---|---|
| User | My Profile, Account, Change password, API Keys, Integrations |
| Organization | The organization switcher, Manage Domains, Reports |
| Preferences | Permissions, Notifications, Appearance |
| About | Share Feedback, Support and Help, Version update |
The Notifications row is the settings for them: which kinds of notification reach you, and on which channels. The notifications themselves are behind the bell in the top bar. See Notifications.
Change password only appears if you sign in with an email and password. If your organization uses single sign-on, your password is managed by your identity provider and the row is not shown.
Your profile
My Profile opens your profile page, the one colleagues see. Account opens the editor for it: photo, name, phone number and bio. See Profiles.
API keys
API Keys generates and revokes the keys a script or a service uses to act as you. See API keys.
Appearance
Three options: System, Light and Dark. The choice applies immediately and to the whole app, including the parts your phone draws, and it is remembered for next time. Picking one closes the menu so you can see the result.
Picking System follows your phone. Picking Light or Dark overrides it, and stays overridden until you change it back.
Share feedback
Share Feedback opens a sheet with three things to fill in: whether it is about the platform or something more general, what you want to say in up to 1000 characters, and one of five faces for how it went. All three are needed before Send lights up.
The app sends the screen you were on and your timezone along with it, so the team reading it knows where the report came from. Under the button is your organization's support address if you would rather write an email.
Signing out
Sign out is at the bottom. It removes the stored sign in for the domain you are in and returns you to the sign in screen. Other domains on the phone stay signed in. See Domains.