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Settings

Where: /settings

At the top of the page: your profile (name, avatar) and Logout. Below, the tabs.

Tab What it holds
Global Settings Time format, email notifications, short link preference, analytics history, deleting your account
Subscription Your plan, what you use of it, the plan comparison, see Subscription
Teams Invite members, set roles, see Team
Webhooks HTTP callbacks on publish, see Webhooks
Auto Post RSS feeds, see RSS auto-posting
Sets Saved channel selections, see Sets and signatures
Signatures Reusable sign-offs, see Sets and signatures
Developers API key, OAuth apps, MCP and CLI, see Developers
Approved Apps Third-party apps with access to your account

Two tabs depend on your plan: Team only appears on multi-user plans (Team and above, see Subscription), and Webhooks when your plan includes some. The others are always there: if one is missing, something else is wrong.

Below 768 px the tab list becomes a scrollable row above the content instead of a second sidebar.

Switches times between AM/PM and 24 hours.

Three independent toggles:

  • Success emails, when a post publishes.
  • Failure emails, when a post fails. Worth keeping on, since a silently failing channel is the failure mode that costs you most.
  • Streak reminder emails, nudges to keep your posting streak alive. The streak counter itself was removed from the interface; only the email remains.

Ask every time, Always shortlink, or Never shortlink. See Links and validation.

At the bottom of the tab, in red. Delete my account asks you to type your own e-mail address, then Delete permanently. It deletes your user account; in every workspace where you are the only member, every channel is disconnected and everything UseNadia stored from the platforms (access tokens, comments, messages, the people and emails your automations collected, statistics) is erased, and scheduled posts are cancelled. Workspaces you share with other team members keep their channels and content; you are only removed from them. It cannot be undone.

Third-party applications you have authorised through UseNadia’s OAuth, with the date each was approved and a Revoke action. Revoking is immediate: the application loses access at once.

Review this occasionally, and revoke anything you no longer recognise or use.