Manage your profile, sign-in and security
Keep your account details current and retain a working way to sign in before changing security settings.
Account settings manage your DriftLess identity and preferences, not the public identity or enquiry email on your website. Review Profile, Notifications, Privacy & Consent and Security separately. Saving account details does not rewrite the website or its legal contact information.
Projects and optional advanced setup
Account → Projects includes private drafts as well as websites. Open the correct project before continuing in Studio. The normal journey does not require AI-provider keys or GitHub. Eligible Studio accounts can choose their own AI setup in Advanced setup; saving a key alone does not switch away from Included setup. First Look and Maker use the included setup.
How to use this
- 1Open Account → Profile, change your display name or timezone, and save. Use Change email and verify the new inbox when changing your sign-in address.
- 2In Notifications, review version-completion, billing, security and optional product-update preferences. Switches save when changed; optional product emails need a verified address.
- 3Open Security to review sign-in methods. Change password is shown when the account has a password; keep a working method before disconnecting another.
- 4Add a passkey on a supported device using its fingerprint, face or PIN prompt. Rename or remove registered passkeys only when you retain another way in.
- 5Enable two-factor authentication with an authenticator and confirm its code. Save the recovery codes privately; each is single-use, and regenerating them replaces the previous set.
- 6Review active sessions and sign out unfamiliar or unneeded sessions. Use Privacy & Consent for separate privacy choices and consent history.
Keep in mind
- Available linked sign-in methods depend on the configured service. Never send passwords, authenticator secrets, recovery codes or private keys to support.
- Changing your account email does not change the monitored public email in Selling. Review both if your customer contact has changed.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-02