Profile
Settings > Profile lets you update:
The language switcher covers English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, Turkish, and Arabic.
You can also delete your account from this page — see Deleting your account below.
Authentication
Settings > Authentication is the single page for everything sign-in related.Password
- If you signed up with email/password, you can change it here.
- If you signed up with Google or GitHub and never set a password, the page shows a “Set password” form instead. Setting one lets you log in either way.
Active sessions
Every device or browser you’ve signed in from shows up as a session, with IP address, last-active timestamp, browser/OS, and a marker on the current session. Click Sign out other devices to invalidate every session except this one and force re-login everywhere else — useful if you suspect a leaked credential. You’ll be asked to confirm with your password, or with your email address if your account doesn’t have one (Google/GitHub-only sign-in).Connected accounts
You can link or unlink third-party logins here:- GitHub
Email verification
New accounts must verify their email before scheduling posts. The signup flow sends a verification link automatically. To resend, hit Resend verification email on the banner shown on every page until you verify.Deleting your account
From Settings > Profile, scroll to the danger zone. Account deletion is immediate and irreversible:- Removes your user record
- Cancels any subscription on your account (Cloud)
- Deletes workspaces you own (along with their posts, accounts, signatures, labels) — workspaces you only belong to as admin/member are unaffected; you’re just removed from them
- Disconnects your social accounts on Wanhap’s side. Posts already published to social platforms are unaffected — Wanhap has no way to retract them.