Settings overview
How settings are organised in Steer, and where to find each control.
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Settings live under You (the last tab) and are organised as a tidy set of grouped cards — never a flat dump of switches. Each group opens to its own page, and nothing is more than a couple of taps deep. Destructive actions are kept apart and always ask for confirmation.
The groups
Your name, email, currency and timezone.
Appearance, default views, week start and units.
Channels, per-type toggles and quiet hours.
Change your password.
Calendar and fitness trackers — connect, disconnect, sync status and write-back.
Your plan, upgrades and downgrades, trial status, invoices and subscription management.
Export your data, delete your account, and our no-ads promise.
Support, what's new, the legal documents and the app version.
Account details
The Account group is where your identity lives:
- Name — how you appear in Steer.
- Email — your sign-in address.
- Language — Steer is English-only for now, with more languages on the way.
- Currency — the default currency for all your money, used across finance. Searchable, so you can find yours fast.
- Timezone — so "today" and "this week" — and every date and time Steer shows you — always mean your day and week. Searchable too.
Tip
Setting your currency and timezone early makes everything else line up — your money shows in the right currency and your goals and habits track to your local calendar.
Security
The Security group is where you change your password. For your safety, you'll need to enter your current password first, then choose a new one. That's it — quick and self-service.
Note
Signed in through a sandbox demo account? Those don't use a password, so password change isn't available there.
Help & about
There's also a Help & About area for support, what's new, the legal documents (terms and privacy), and the app version — so the essentials are always easy to find.
- Contact support — its own page with a simple message form; send us a note and we'll reply by email.
- Rate Steer — give a quick 1–5 star rating to tell us how it's going.
And from anywhere in the app, the speech-bubble button in the top bar (next to the notifications bell) opens a quick feedback box — tell us about a feature you'd love, an improvement, or a bug, in a couple of taps.