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Access your settings from the sidebar by clicking on your name and selecting Settings. The settings page is organized into sections for easy navigation.

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Profile

Update your display name — this is the name that appears to team members in organizations and on task activity. Your email address is shown for reference but cannot be changed.

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GitHub

Connect or disconnect your GitHub account. Your connection status is shown here, along with the installation details when connected.
  • Connect — authorize the CodeCobra GitHub app to access your repositories
  • Disconnect — remove the connection (existing pushed code is not affected)
For detailed setup instructions, see GitHub integration.

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Billing

Your billing dashboard shows:
  • Current balance — how much credit you have remaining
  • Default payment method — which card is used for purchases and auto-reload
  • Auto-reload settings — configure automatic top-ups to avoid running out of balance
  • Invoice history — a record of all transactions with downloadable PDFs
For details on managing your balance and payments, see Billing.

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Payment methods

Add, remove, and manage your credit cards:
  • Add new payment methods securely through Stripe
  • Set a default card for purchases and auto-reload
  • Remove cards you no longer use
See Manage payments for step-by-step instructions.

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Usage

Premium accounts can view usage analytics — a visual breakdown of activity across your projects over time. This includes:
  • Activity graphs showing usage patterns
  • Breakdown by project
  • Cost tracking over configurable time periods
This is useful for understanding your spending patterns and budgeting for future development.

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Notifications

Control how you receive updates: Both can be toggled on or off independently.

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Appearance

Choose your preferred visual theme: Your theme preference is saved to your account and applies across all devices.

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Advanced Mode

Advanced Mode is a per-user toggle (also in the Appearance section of Settings) that unlocks power-user controls across the app. It is off by default — turn it on only if you want more surface area than the regular experience. When Advanced Mode is on you get: Advanced Mode is a comfort/visibility setting — nothing is hidden behind it that changes what CodeCobra is allowed to do. You can toggle it on and off as often as you like.
New to CodeCobra? Leave Advanced Mode off while you learn the workflow. Turn it on once the basics feel routine and you want tighter control over the plan-and-develop loop.