Know what every Settings area is for.
Settings should feel like a control room, not a confusing menu. This guide explains the main areas in plain English so users know what to press and why.
Who you are
Your sign-in, email and saved workspace identity. This is where users understand which account they are using.
Usage meter
Shows remaining usage. Free credits prove the app works; paid monthly credits and wallet top-ups let users keep working.
Money bit
Where users compare Free, Starter, Plus and Pro, manage checkout, and understand why upgrading gives more capacity.
Brain strength
Where users choose the AI level for the job. Stronger models are for deeper coding, planning and business work.
Talk to AI
Controls microphone, spoken replies and language. It should be simple: choose language, speak, stop, and continue.
Connected apps
Tools and connected services. Users should connect only what they need and keep important actions reviewable.
Safety
Where users understand data, controls and account safety. This needs clear wording because it builds trust.
Help
Where users go when something breaks, billing is confusing, credits look wrong, or they need contact details.
The simple rule.
If a user opens Settings, they should instantly understand three things: what they have, what they can change, and what costs money.
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