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Profile

Settings → Profile: your name (seen by the team) and your e-mail address, which is how you sign in. Changing the address asks you to verify it again; the link can be sent again from the same page.

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Deleting your account

Delete account, at the bottom of the profile, asks for your password. Deleting is final: you lose access to all your teams. The teams themselves and their data stay where they are.
If you are the only owner of a team, name another owner first in Settings → Team: without an owner, nobody can manage its members or its billing any more.

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Security

Settings → Security (Lekalao asks for your password again before opening it).

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Changing the password

The current password, then the new one twice. Use a password manager and a long phrase.

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Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication → Enable 2FA, then scan the QR code with an authenticator app (1Password, Google Authenticator, Aegis…) and type the six-digit code to confirm.
Keep the recovery codes somewhere outside Lekalao (View recovery codes). Each of them lets you in once if you lose your phone. Regenerate codes makes the old ones useless.
At every sign-in, Lekalao then asks for the app’s code, or for a recovery code.

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Passkeys

A passkey signs you in without a password, with a fingerprint, a face or the device’s own code (Touch ID, Windows Hello, a hardware key). Add passkey, give it a name (“MacBook Pro”, “iPhone”), then confirm on the device. The list says when each one was added and last used; remove the one from a device you lost. On the sign-in page, choose Sign in with a passkey.

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Appearance and language

Settings → Appearance and language:
  • Theme: Light, Dark (the one Lekalao is drawn for) or System (follows your device). Also reachable from the ⌘ K palette.
  • The language of the interface and of the e-mails Lekalao sends you (invitations, summaries, alerts): English or French.
These settings are yours alone: they change nothing for the rest of the team, nor for your subscribers.