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Every setting, section by section.

Click your username at the top of the sidebar and choose Settings. Settings are saved to your account, so they follow you from one device to another. The exceptions are things that only make sense on one device: which calendar grid you’re looking at, whether a panel is collapsed, and your timer presets.

Turn the streak on or off, set the Daily goal, the Rest day price and the Milestone bonuses, and choose the Timezone days are counted in: detected from your browser, or set by hand. Companion sets how Lume appears: Full, Minimal or Off.

Your plan, the date Premium runs until if it has one, and how much of each of your plan’s limits you’re using. See Free and Premium.

  • Auto-start next session: start the next work session as soon as a break ends.
  • Keep session description: keep what you typed for the next session instead of clearing it.
  • Log cycles to calendar: add a calendar entry for each finished cycle. Off by default.
  • Show purchase times: show how many times each unlimited item has been bought.
  • Savings goal reminders: tell you when you pass each quarter of the way to one of your savings goals.
  • Hide all-day events: hide the all-day row and its events.
  • New items on the grid: what selecting a slot creates. Time based (the default) makes a past slot an entry and a future one a task; or choose Always an entry or Always a task.
  • Default project: the project a task created from the calendar goes to.

Theme (light or dark) and Language (English or Russian). Below them, choose which pages appear in the desktop sidebar and in the mobile bottom bar, which holds up to 6, and drag them into order. Reset order puts them back. Profile and Settings aren’t in these lists; they’re always in the menu behind your username.

The three quick values each reward picker offers, set separately for tasks, habits, the calendar and the timer. They only change what’s suggested; rewards on things you’ve already created stay as they were.

How much of your image storage you’ve used, and every image you’ve uploaded, with a button to delete each one. Images are the ones you paste or drop into notes and descriptions. PNG, JPEG, WebP and GIF are accepted; the browser compresses each image before uploading it, and it can be at most 5 MB after that.

Deleting a note, task, habit, shop item or calendar event also deletes the images nothing else uses. An image that’s also in a template or another note stays. An image nothing uses (you cut it out of the text, or uploaded it into a form you never saved) is removed automatically after 7 days, so there’s time to undo the edit and get it back.

You can also delete an image by hand, but that can’t be undone, and nothing here checks whether it’s still in use. Make sure no note uses it before you delete it.