Settings

The Settings tab manages your account security and access credentials — email addresses, password and two-factor authentication, and your developer API token. It lives under the Profile & Account hub at /profile/settings.

What you can do

Add and verify email addresses
Choose which verified address receives meeting invitations
Change your password or send a reset link
Set up two-factor authentication (when available)
View and copy your Personal Access Token (API token)

Open Settings

Sign in to app.lfx.dev.
Select Profile & Account from the left navigation sidebar.
Open the Settings tab, or go directly to /profile/settings.

Available settings

The Settings tab (/profile/settings) has three sections on one page — Email Settings, Password, and Developer Settings. On wide screens an On this page list on the left jumps between them.

Email Settings

Manage your email addresses. All email addresses are verified before they can be used.

The Email Addresses card lists every address on your account. Badges mark the Primary address, the address that receives Meeting Invites, and each Verified address. Addresses with available actions have a ⋮ menu that shows only those actions. Your primary address has none unless meeting invitations go to a different address.

Action	When it appears
Make Primary	On a verified address that is not already primary
Use for Meeting Invitations	On a verified address that does not already receive meeting invitations
Delete	On any address except your primary, when you have more than one address

Delete asks you to confirm in a Delete Email Address dialog. An address selected for meeting invitations can't be deleted until you choose a different one. You can also change your primary address from the Edit Profile drawer.

The Meeting Invites badge marks the address that receives meeting invitations — your primary address until you choose another. Meeting invitations stay on that address when you change your primary email; use Use for Meeting Invitations on another verified address to move them.

To add an email address:

Type the address in the Add New Email Address field and select Send Code. LFX shows the same confirmation whether or not the address is already linked to an LFX account, and the 6-digit verification code is sent to that address. While the request is pending, the button shows Requesting code… and is disabled.
Enter the code in Enter verification code and select Verify.

If the code is wrong or has expired, you see Verification failed. Please try again or request a new code. — enter the code again or request a new one. If the code is correct but the address is already linked to an LFX account, you see This email is already linked to an LFX account. Contact support if you need help. The address is not added, and requesting a new code won't change the outcome; contact support if you need the address moved to this account.

If the code doesn't arrive, the No code yet? guidance asks you to check the email address and your spam or junk folder; Contact support is available from the start. After the cooldown, select Resend code once if needed. After one successful resend request, Still waiting for your code? appears with a prominent Contact support button. You can still enter a code if it arrives later. A failed resend shows We couldn’t request another code. Please try again. and does not use up your resend allowance.

Select Use a different email to return to an empty address form and start again; this action is disabled while requesting or verifying a code. If the address is already connected to your account, you see This email is already connected to your account. rather than a new address being added. Verifying may first ask you to authorize changes to your profile. When you return, LFX may show one of these notices: Already connected if the email is already part of your account; Email already linked if the code was correct but the address is linked to an LFX account (contact support if you need help — a new code won't change this); or Email not verified if verification did not finish — in that case start email verification again and select Send Code to request a new code. If authorization completes and a new address is linked successfully, you return without a separate email-verification notice.

Password

Keep your account secure by using a strong password and enabling two-factor authentication.

Change Password — fill in Current Password, New Password, and Confirm New Password, then select Change Password. Your new password must be at least 8 characters and contain at least 3 of these 4: a Lowercase letter (a-z), an Uppercase letter (A-Z), a Number (0-9), or a Special character (!@#$%^&*). A strength meter under New Password checks each one as you type. Reset clears the form. If you don't know your current password, select Forgot your password? Start the account recovery process. under the Current Password field.
Account Recovery — select Send Reset Link to email yourself a password reset link.
Two-Factor Authentication — currently shows "Two-factor authentication settings are currently unavailable." The Set up 2FA button is disabled.

Developer Settings

Your API token provides programmatic access to LFX services.

The API Token card shows your Personal Access Token. Use Show to reveal it and Copy to copy it to your clipboard (the button briefly reads Copied!). If no token can be loaded, the card says "API token is currently unavailable."

The Security Guidelines box beside it explains how to handle the token:

This token is short-lived and automatically regenerated by the system.
Never share it publicly. Keep this token secure.
Never commit this token to version control.

Save changes

Settings are NOT auto-saved. Each section has its own action button: Send Code / Verify for a new email, the ⋮ menu actions for an existing email, Change Password or Send Reset Link for your password, and Show / Copy for the API token.

Account overview — all account areas and navigation
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