Profile and Settings

Manage your workspace, content preferences, API access, analytics, and account security.

Settings is the control panel for your WriterzRoom workspace.

It is organized into five groups: Workspace, Content, Developer, Account, and Team & Workspace. Each section saves independently. On desktop, the sidebar remains persistent and sticky. On mobile, sections are accessible through a dropdown selector.

Settings Overview

Workspace

Profile, notifications, and appearance.

Content

Generation defaults, brand voice, styles, and verticals.

Developer

API access and account identifiers.

Account

Billing, analytics, publishing, security, and account controls.

Team

Collaboration features in development.

Workspace

Profile

Update your display name, bio, company, role, language, and timezone. Email is managed by your auth provider and cannot be edited here.

Notifications

Toggle email notifications, browser push notifications, and product update communications independently.

Appearance

Choose between WriterzRoom, Dark, Light, and System themes. The selection applies immediately across the platform.

Content

Generation

Set your default generation tier, max output length, auto-backup frequency, creativity level, and auto-save behavior. These defaults apply to new generations unless overridden during generation.

Brand Voice

View and delete saved brand voice profiles. Each profile shows its extracted tone, voice classification, and creation date. Navigate to Brand Voice to analyze new writing samples.

Style Profiles

Set a default style profile applied automatically when starting a new generation. The full style profile library remains selectable at generation time.

Corpus and Verticals

Select the industry verticals relevant to your content. Preferred verticals help guide research and source selection toward your domain during generation.

Developer

Section	What it controls
API Access	View the platform base URL, copy a ready-to-run curl example for the generate endpoint, and copy your account ID for API calls and support requests

Full API reference: API Overview

Account

Billing

View your current plan, credit usage and remaining balance, billing cycle reset date, and available upgrade options. Credit pack purchases and plan changes are handled through the billing flow.

Analytics

Review generation activity across selectable time ranges. Metrics include total generations, estimated words produced, success rate, average generation time, and period-over-period percentage changes.

Publishing

Connect and manage publishing platform integrations including Medium, WordPress, Ghost, Dev.to, Hashnode, LinkedIn, and Beehiiv.

Security

Enable or disable TOTP-based two-factor authentication. Setup requires scanning a QR code with an authenticator app and confirming with a 6-digit code. Disabling 2FA also requires a valid authenticator code.

Account

View your account ID, email, role, and plan tier. Export generated content and settings as a JSON file. Permanently delete your account. This action cancels active subscriptions, removes generated content, and cannot be reversed.

Team & Workspace

Team collaboration features are in development.

Planned capabilities include:

• Member invites
• Shared brand voice profiles
• Role permissions
• Shared corpus access
• Usage allocation per member
• Audit logs

See Coming Soon for status.

Account Deletion

1. Open Danger Zone

   Go to Settings → Account → Danger Zone.

2. Confirm deletion

   Type DELETE to confirm the request.

3. Submit deletion

   Active subscriptions are cancelled automatically before the account is removed.

4. Retain your own copy

   Export any content you wish to retain before deleting. Content cannot be recovered after deletion is complete.

You can also request deletion by contacting [e-mail]. Requests are processed within 30 days.

Password Reset

Click Forgot your password? on the sign-in page and enter your account email.

You will receive a reset link valid for 1 hour. If you signed up with Google, your account does not have a password. Use Continue with Google to sign in.

Review Settings after your first few sessions. That is usually when your usage pattern becomes clear enough to decide which preferences and defaults matter most for your workflow.