Settings, in sections
Settings is now a normal, navigable screen — six sections with their own links, split into what's yours and what belongs to your workspace. The header carries your account and credits across the whole app.
Settings had grown into one long centred column. Your name sat above a newsletter toggle, which sat above a workspace switcher, which sat above your credit balance — fourteen unrelated controls with nothing to separate them, and no way to send a colleague straight to the part they needed.
What changed#
Settings is now six sections, each with its own address:
- Account — your name, email, product-update emails, appearance, sign out
- Developer — your OpenAI key and API access
- General — workspace name, the workspaces you belong to, ownership
- Members — invites, roles, seats
- Billing & credits — balance, plan, top-ups, invoices
- Screening — custom fields and your email intake address
The rail groups them by scope, because that was the confusing part: your name and API key follow you between workspaces, while credits, members and custom fields belong to whichever workspace is active.
Every section is linkable — /settings/billing goes straight to your balance, /settings/members to
your team. Old /settings links still work; they land on your account.
A header that travels with you#
The top bar now spans the full width of the app and carries your account with it: credits at a glance, the workspace you're working in, and a menu on your avatar with settings, billing and sign out. It's the same on every page, so you no longer have to open Settings to check how many credits are left.
Fixes along the way#
Several settings controls were posting data in a format their endpoints couldn't read. Saving your name, renaming a workspace, inviting a teammate, revoking an invite and removing a member all work again.