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A map of every section in Settings, in the order the app lists them — profile and account, security, billing, your AI keys, sprintrr API & MCP keys, notifications, status updates, integrations, and data and privacy.

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    Open Settings from the sidebar, or press ⌘K and type the section's name. The rail on the left lists the sections below in the same order; each heading here matches its label in the app.

    Profile

    Your display name and photo — how you appear to your team on tasks, comments and the activity feed. Upload a photo with an interactive crop, or remove it to fall back to initials.

    Product tour replays the four-stop tour of the dashboard. Handy after new features ship.

    Account

    The email and password you sign in with, plus your account ID (quote it when you write to support).

    • Change email sends a confirmation link; your email changes once you confirm it.
    • Change password checks the new password against known breaches before saving, or emails you a reset link instead.

    Security

    Two-factor sign-in, the backup codes that back it up, and every device you're signed in on. Recommended for every account, required for admin accounts.

    Set up two-factor

    1. Open Settings → Security and choose Set up two-factor.
    2. Scan the QR code with an authenticator app (1Password, Authy, Google Authenticator, etc.), or type the setup key in by hand.
    3. Enter the 6-digit code to confirm. sprintrr then shows your backup codes once — store them somewhere safe.

    Signing in with two-factor on

    After your password, sprintrr asks for the 6-digit code from your authenticator, then takes you to the dashboard or wherever you were headed. Don't have your authenticator handy? Use a different account drops you back to the password screen.

    Admin pages (/admin/*) need a two-factor sign-in. Because the code step happens during sign-in, an enrolled admin lands there directly.

    Backup codes

    Each backup code works once. Replace backup codes issues a fresh set (shown once) and retires the old ones; it needs a two-factor sign-in on the current session, so we know it's you.

    Lost both your authenticator and your backup codes? Email support@sprintrr.ai (opens in a new tab). Recovery is manual on purpose and may include identity checks.

    Sign out everywhere

    Signs out every device and browser on the account, this one included. Use it if a laptop goes missing or you think a session was compromised; you sign in again right after.

    Billing

    Your plan, what's left of your AI Credits and AI Updates, and your invoices. Upgrade, change between monthly and annual, cancel or reactivate here; card details and invoice downloads live in Polar's secure billing portal. See Plans & credits.

    Your AI keys

    Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, on any plan. Each key is tested live before it's saved, and only its first and last four characters are shown afterwards. Click Test & save key, then turn on Use your own AI key (with keys for more than one provider, choose the Active key). While it's on, generation runs on your key and uses no AI Credits or AI Updates. Each provider has a Model list — the recommended default, a curated set, or Custom… for any model id. See Bring your own key.

    sprintrr API & MCP keys

    Keys that let Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or any HTTP client work on your projects through the MCP server. Name a key after where it lives and click Create key: the full key is shown once, alongside a ready-made claude_desktop_config.json and the Claude Code command. Up to 10 keys; each row shows its prefix, when it was last used and how many requests it has made. Revoke deletes a key immediately.

    Notifications

    What sprintrr nudges you about, in the app (nothing is emailed):

    • Stalled tasks — a task of yours has been In Progress for more than 5 days without a status change.
    • Due soon — a task of yours is due in the next 24 hours and isn't done.

    Status updates

    How sprintrr drafts your status updates and where the ones you publish go:

    • Drafts — scheduled drafts for the most recently updated project you own, at the day and hour you pick, in your timezone. They never send on their own.
    • Delivery — connect Slack and pick the channel, and/or send by email.
    • Defaults — Quality or Speed, and how far back a new update looks (1 to 90 days).

    The section also shows how many AI Updates you've used this month.

    Integrations

    Fireflies

    Connect with your Fireflies API key to pull a meeting straight into Paste a call transcript. Read-only, and only when you click. See Fireflies.

    Jira

    Connect Jira Cloud with your email and an API token, preview a project's issues, and import them as tasks; past imports are listed under recent imports. See Jira.

    Data and privacy

    • Download my data — a copy of everything on your account, as JSON. See Data & export.
    • Cookies & measurement — change your cookie choice.
    • Delete account — signs you out everywhere at once. Sign back in within 30 days to cancel; after that, your account and personal workspace are deleted for good. Work you created in a team stays with the team: it moves to the team's owner. See Teams → Deleting your account.

    Something unclear or out of date? Email support@sprintrr.ai — the subject line already names this page.