Settings

Capabilities

Configure your personal profile (name, email, picture)
Manage company-wide information and preferences
Adjust language, region, and notification settings
Customize appearance (including dark mode), home layout, and quick actions
Manage white label options: branding, behavior, custom domain, and login page
Administer your plan: users, billing, and usage
Configure security settings: roles and multi-factor authentication
Access logs: history and automation activity

How to access Settings

Open Settings by pressing Command + . (Mac) or Ctrl + . (Windows/Linux), or by clicking your profile picture in the bottom-left corner and selecting Settings.

Settings sections

Settings is organized into the following groups:

General

Profile — Configure your display name, email, and profile picture.
Company — Manage company name and general workspace information.
Language and region — Set your preferred language and regional format.
Notifications — Control how and when you receive notifications.
Trash — View and restore recently deleted items.

Customization

Appearance — Switch between light and dark mode and adjust visual preferences.
Home — Configure what appears on your home screen.
Quick actions — Define shortcuts accessible throughout the platform.

White label and behavior

Branding — Customize logos and colors to match your brand.
Behavior — Adjust platform-wide behavioral defaults.
Custom domain — Set a custom URL for your workspace.
Login page — Customize the login screen your users see.

Plan

Users — Invite, manage, and remove workspace members.
Manage plan — View and change your subscription plan.
Usage — Monitor your workspace usage metrics (opens as a full page).
Manage billing — Update payment methods and view invoices.

Security

Roles — Define permission roles and assign them to users (opens as a full page).
Multi-factor authentication — Enable or enforce MFA for your workspace.

Logs

History log — See a record of actions taken in the workspace (opens as a full page).
Automation log — Review automation execution history (opens as a full page).

More

Fun mode — Enable real-time updates across your Jestor workspace.
Armageddon — Permanently delete your Jestor account. Use with caution.

Use cases and examples

You want to switch to dark mode quickly → open Settings with Ctrl/Cmd + ., go to Appearance, and toggle dark mode.
A new team member joined → go to Users to invite them and assign a role.
Your company rebranded → update logos and colors under Branding.
You want to check how much automation usage you've consumed this month → open Usage.
You need to investigate who changed a record → check History log.

Keep in mind

Some sections open as full pages outside the modal (Usage, Roles, History log, Automation log, Users). This is by design — those sections have more complex content that doesn't fit within the panel.
Settings changes that affect the whole workspace (like Branding or Behavior) are visible to all users, not just you.
Armageddon permanently deletes your Jestor account and cannot be undone.
Profile settings (name, picture, email) are personal and do not affect other users in the workspace.

FAQ

1- How do I open Settings without using the menu?

Press Command + . on Mac or Ctrl + . on Windows/Linux to open the Settings panel from anywhere in Jestor.

2- What is the difference between Roles and Users?

Users manages who has access to your workspace. Roles defines what each user is allowed to do. You typically configure roles first, then assign them when inviting users.

3- Some settings open inside the panel and others open as full pages. Why?

Sections with more complex content — like Usage, Roles, and Logs — open as dedicated pages because they require more space to display their data clearly.

4- Is there a way to recover my account after using Armageddon?

No. Armageddon permanently deletes your Jestor account and is irreversible. Make sure you intend to proceed before confirming.