Your account
Change your name, photo, password and two-factor sign-in, connect Google or GitHub, sign out old sessions, or delete the account.
Updated Oct 23, 2026

Turn on two-factor
- Open Profile from the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Under Two-factor authentication, click Turn on.
- Scan the code with an authenticator app, such as Google Authenticator, 1Password or Authy, and enter its 6-digit code.
- Save the recovery codes somewhere safe. Each one signs you in once.
Lost your phone? At the code step, choose Use a recovery code. No codes either? Write to support@fluxnative.app from the account's email address: support checks the account is yours, then removes two-factor.
Good to know
- Changing or resetting the password, turning two-factor on, or Sign out others also disconnects MCP editors, connection keys and the desktop app. Sign them in again afterwards.
- Forgot your password? Choose Forgot password on the sign-in page. The email has a reset link, or, for an account that signs in with Google, GitHub or an email code, how it signs in and a link to set a password. Signed in, a Google- or GitHub-only account can use Email me a link to set a password.
- Sessions lists each signed-in browser; sign out the ones you don't use. A sign-in from a browser and system unused for 90 days is emailed to you.
- The email can't be changed here; ask support. You can't disconnect your only way to sign in.
- Your data › Download my data saves one JSON file: your account, workspaces, apps, the chats you started and the text of your apps' privacy pages online. App source is a separate download for each app; billing history is in Credits & billing.
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