Find and manage your account settings

Use account settings to decide how you appear on Maru, which updates you receive and which tools can work with your account. You can also find your plan, usage and the computers using your plug-in licenses here.

Find the setting you need

Open Overview and use Search settings. Search for a task or subject, such as profile, invoice, credits, GitHub or tokens. Select a result to open its settings page. On a small screen, choose Settings to open the section menu.

You want to…	Open
Check your identity, saved modules or connected sign-in accounts	General
Change your public picture, name or introduction	Profile
Choose updates and newsletter subscriptions	Notification preferences, covered in Notifications and email
Review your subscription, invoices or payment method	Plan and billing
Check generation activity, credits and limits	Usage and credits
Review sales and creator balances	Earnings
Review tools you authorized or revoke access	Connected apps
Manage an app registration you own	Creator apps
Approve a desktop Studio connection request	Connect Studio
Manage credentials for the CLI or automation	Access tokens
Review computers using your plug-in licenses	Plug-in activations

Choose your public identity

Profile controls what other people see: your display name, picture, handle, bio, location and website. Text edits use Save changes; picture uploads and removals save separately. Use View public profile to check the result.

Your public profile is separate from the sign-in identity shown in General. Changing a display name does not change your sign-in email. Follow Your profile and community for choosing a handle and sharing your profile.

Review sign-in and connected tools

In General, Sign-in and connected accounts shows your sign-in provider and any linked identity. Maru uses Google for sign-in. If GitHub is offered, you can connect or disconnect that developer identity; Google remains your sign-in method.

Publish from GitHub is a separate experimental repository connection. You can choose repositories and submit a module, but this does not yet build or publish a release. Disconnecting your GitHub identity does not revoke the repository installation; review that access separately on GitHub.

For an assistant or another product you authorized, use Connected apps. Creator apps manages registrations you own, and Access tokens manages credentials you issue. Connected apps and permissions explains those choices.

Choose the updates you receive

Notification preferences lets you choose in-app updates and supported email updates by topic. Newsletters has separate subscriptions for product releases, learning and company news. See Notifications and email for the switches and your notification history.

Remove your creator data

Before deleting, keep a copy of any work you want to retain. In General, Delete my creator data permanently removes your projects, revisions, uploads, exports and agent conversations. Other people's forks of your public work survive, and your sign-in account remains.

Type delete my account in the confirmation field, then choose Delete everything. Review the result for any files that could not be removed. For help completing deletion, or to request removal of the sign-in account as well, contact support. The Privacy Policy explains what is removed and what is retained.