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Preferences, feedback, and account

Open Settings in the sidebar, then use General → Theme to choose Light or Dark. Settings opens on General; use the section list to switch to other preferences. You can also use the sun or moon action at the bottom of the sidebar. Changes apply immediately and are remembered in the browser. If browser storage is unavailable, you can still switch themes for the current visit, but the choice may not be remembered after reloading.

If the browser blocks local preference storage, sign-in and project editing remain available. The sidebar starts closed on a new visit. Your viewed date still saves to your account and returns when the project reloads.

Canvas preferences such as grid visibility, element labels, selection highlighting, and the preferred node create action are also remembered so new sessions can restore the working setup.

In Settings → General → Privacy, use Share usage analytics to allow page visits and feature activity to be sent to Unseen Lands. It is off by default. The choice saves immediately for your account in this browser. If browser storage is unavailable, it lasts for the current visit.

Turning it off stops collection and clears unsent events and the local analytics session. It does not remove events that were already sent. The app works with analytics turned off.

Choose Feedback in the sidebar. Enter an idea, problem report, or other message up to 4,000 characters, then submit it.

Use Cmd/Ctrl+Enter to send without leaving the text field. A confirmation appears after the message is accepted and closes shortly afterward; Done closes it immediately. While sending, the fields and closing actions lock. If sending fails, the error receives focus and the draft remains available to retry.

For useful problem reports, include the page, what you were trying to do, what happened instead, and whether changing project or time affects the issue. Do not include login codes or other secrets.

Open Account settings → Sign-in methods. Available providers appear here; email sign-in remains available.

Signing in with a provider’s verified email normally connects it to the account with that email automatically. Use the controls here to connect an identity with a different email, reconnect one you disconnected, or connect a Google account that uses an external mailbox without Google Workspace.

To connect Google or Discord, choose Connect Google or Connect Discord, then Send code. Enter the code sent to your account email and choose Verify and connect Google or Verify and connect Discord. Complete the provider’s sign-in screen. The connection saves when you return and see Sign-in method connected. Canceling leaves your account unchanged.

Each account can connect one identity per provider. An identity already connected to another account must be disconnected there first. Changing your email with a provider does not change your Unseen Lands email or move your worlds.

To disconnect, choose Disconnect Google or Disconnect Discord, request an email code, then choose Verify and disconnect. This immediately signs out all devices and external agents and invalidates unused sign-in codes and pending connections. Your worlds remain intact. Sign in again with email or another connected provider. The disconnected identity will not reconnect automatically; use Connect Google or Connect Discord here to restore it. The provider’s own application-consent settings are unchanged.

Open the account menu from your avatar or initials and choose Account settings to open Settings → Account, including before creating a world. This shows your account email, editing access, and subscription availability. Available purchase and management actions appear in this section.

If trials are enabled for your account, a one-month trial starts when you create your first world. Account settings shows the actual access end date in your local time. When access ends, you can still view your worlds, move through their dates, run queries, and download your account archive. Editing and new AI work pause. Existing account access continues unless an operator changes its access record.

If an operator sets your account to Read-only, Settings identifies the restriction. It pauses editing and new AI work even when trial rollout is disabled. It does not erase your data, sign you out, or cancel a subscription. Viewing, date navigation, queries, and account export remain available.

After your full one-month trial ends, Subscribe appears beside each available plan in Settings → Account → Access and subscription. The listed amount is the recurring base price; checkout shows the payment total. Choose a plan, then Open checkout to complete payment with Paddle. Starting checkout does not extend the trial or grant editing access.

Use Resume checkout to return after closing or reloading the page. It resumes the same purchase. Paddle payment links also resume a matching unfinished checkout after you sign in to the account that started it. Check payment status refreshes payment verification; access changes only after the server verifies the subscription. A closed payment window does not cancel a payment. Close checkout is offered only before a provider request has been sent. A checkout that needs review requires operator help. If Retry checkout appears, use it to retry verification. It can remain available when you cannot start another purchase.

Manage subscription opens your billing portal when a linked customer is available. It remains available after editing access ends or an operator restricts the account. Back to account returns from checkout to account settings.

In Settings → Account → Change your email, enter New email and choose Send verification codes. You need access to both your current and new mailboxes. Enter each mailbox’s code in its matching field, then choose Change email and sign out. Sending codes does not change your email.

Codes expire after ten minutes. Five unsuccessful attempts close the request. Wait at least one minute between requests. You can return to a pending request after reloading, use Reload email change to refresh its status, or choose Cancel email change. If delivery fails, the request cannot be used; wait a minute before trying again. An unavailable new address does not change your current email.

Completing the change keeps your account, worlds, and access terms. It signs out every device, disconnects external agents, and invalidates unused sign-in codes for both addresses. Request a new sign-in code at your new email.

For an account with configured administrator access, an operator must first remove the current email from administrator access configuration. This prevents the old address from granting administrator access to a future account. Both mailboxes must still be verified; this flow cannot recover a lost mailbox.

In Settings → Account → Your data, choose Download account archive. The JSON file includes your worlds, their history, and referenced uploaded images. It also contains account preferences, connected provider identities, chats, and proposals. Pending sign-ins, sign-in credentials, and agent credentials are excluded. Images hosted at external URLs remain links. Restoring an archive requires operator help; there is no in-app import.

When present, account-linked billing requests, customer references, and subscription records are included as historical data. Private billing payloads, private request identifiers, dispatch credentials, payment links, access policy, and records without a verified account link are excluded. These records cannot restart payments or restore billing authority. Billing recovery requires separate provider reconciliation.

The download includes up to 16 MiB of database data and 64 MiB of original uploaded images. The downloaded file can be larger because the images are encoded in JSON. If the account exceeds those limits, an image is unavailable, or another export is being prepared or downloaded, the app shows an error and does not download a partial archive. You can retry a temporary failure; a missing image or large export needs operator assistance. Downloading does not change your worlds and remains available after editing access ends.

In Settings → Account → Request account deletion, confirm that you want to request deletion of your account and all its worlds, then choose Submit deletion request. The request is saved when submission succeeds. Its status appears in the same section, including any operator review reason.

Erasure execution is not available yet. Accepted for processing means an operator has reviewed the request; it awaits a separately verified erasure procedure. Submitting or accepting a request does not delete data or change your access. There is no automatic deletion date.

Choose Withdraw deletion request to withdraw an awaiting or accepted request. Withdrawal remains available before erasure begins. A declined or withdrawn request stays visible as your latest request, and you can submit a new one. If another action changed the request, review its refreshed status before retrying. Requests remain available after editing access ends.

Open the account menu from your avatar or initials and choose Log out. The app returns to the email sign-in screen.

Use Sign out all devices and agents if you need to revoke existing access. This signs out every browser and CLI session, disconnects external agents, and invalidates unused sign-in codes. It also signs you out here. Your worlds and chats are kept. Use email or a connected provider to sign in again. If the action fails, the error stays visible and you can retry.

Open Settings in the world sidebar and choose an AI section from the section list. External agents contains setup instructions and controls for each agent’s access to that world. Hosted AI shows the provider, remaining tokens, daily allowance, and reset time.

Hosted chats and proposal review are in the bottom-right Collaboration panel. See Collaborate with an agent for setup and review instructions.