Settings

The home page offers Continue with Google, Continue with Apple and Continue with email. Apple works in any browser on the web. Email takes you to the Sign In page: enter your Email and Password and click Sign in. Use the same method each time and you reach the same account on the web and the phone.

Google and Apple create your account the first time you continue with them. For an email account, choose Sign up and fill in Full Name, Email, Password and Password Confirmation on the Sign Up page. A password needs at least 8 characters with a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter and a digit. Everythings then emails you a link to verify the address.

1. On the Sign In page, click Forgot password?
2. Enter your email and click Send link.
3. Open the link in the email Everythings sends you.
4. On Reset Password, enter the new password in Password and Password Confirmation, then click Update password.
5. You are signed out. Sign in again with the new password.

The same steps change a password you still know. Each link works once; if it has expired or was already used, the home page says so and you can ask for a new one.

Choose Sign Out in the account menu. On the phone, choose Sign out in its account menu or Sign Out at the bottom of your Profile, and that phone stops receiving your push notifications.

Your display name is the name other people see on your comments, your marks and the workspace invitations you send. It can differ from the name on your Google or Apple account and holds up to 100 characters. Type it and click Save Name; your new name shows from then on.

Choose Light, Dark or System, which follows your device's setting. The choice applies to this browser on this device, so another computer or the phone keeps its own. The sun and moon switch in the account menu flips the same setting.

Auto-save is on unless you turn it off. While it is on, your edits to a thing save as you type. With it off, a Save button appears while you edit, and Ctrl+Enter saves too. The setting belongs to your account, so it applies on the web and the phone alike. See Writing content.

With a key saved, the search field gets an AI Mode tab, and wider screens get a Voice assistant button at the bottom right (Ctrl+Shift+V). Both stay hidden until a key is saved. In AI Mode you type or say what you want and the assistant reads and changes your things for you. Requests go to your provider on your key, so your provider bills them. See Find things.

With a key saved, the card says so. Paste a new key over it and click Save Key to replace it, or click Remove Key to delete it. Removing it hides AI Mode again.

The ? beside the title opens the AI Key Setup Guide, with steps for platform.openai.com and console.anthropic.com. Both providers need billing or credits on your account before a key works.

Dictation in the editor can use a separate OpenAI key. Paste it under OpenAI key for dictation and click Save Dictation Key; Clear removes it. Without it, dictation uses your main key when OpenAI is your provider, and your browser's own speech recognition otherwise. The phone always dictates on the device.

Each active token shows its name, read only or read & write, and when it was last used, or never used. An agent you connected by signing in appears as OAuth: followed by the agent's name. It renews its access from time to time, so it can leave more than one row.

1. Type a name that says where the token will live, such as Claude Desktop.
2. Choose Read only or Read & write.
3. Click Create token.
4. Copy the token from the box that appears. It is shown once, so store it somewhere safe right away.

Then add it to your agent: see Access tokens & CLIs.

Click the trash icon beside a row. The token stops working within a minute. For an agent you connected by signing in, revoking its OAuth: row also ends its refresh token, so the agent is disconnected; removing Everythings from that agent's connector settings afterwards only tidies its list.

• Your account and profile.
• Every workspace you own, with all its things, comments and marks, for everyone you shared it with.
• The images and files you uploaded.
• Your comments and marks in workspaces other people own, and the things you created there. Sub-things other people added under those things move to the top level of that workspace.
• Your access tokens, API keys and connected agents.
• Your membership in workspaces others shared with you.

The Delete your account page lists what is kept, such as billing records, and for how long.

A Plus subscription paid by card is canceled for you. One bought through the App Store or Google Play must be canceled in your device's subscription settings.