User profile #
This section provides an overview of user profiles in Econumo.
In this section #
Accessing your user profile #
Click on your avatar in the left sidebar (or open Settings and tap your name there). The profile screen shows your personal details, preferences, and security settings, and is also where you log out:
Updating your user profile #
How to change your name #
Type the new name in the “Name” field and tap outside it — the change is saved automatically.
How to change your email #
Changing your email is not currently supported in the user interface.
For cloud customers, please contact Support.
For self-hosted Econumo, please use a CLI command.
How to change your avatar #
Click your avatar on the profile screen to open the avatar picker. Choose a color and an icon, then press Save. Your avatar is shown to everyone you share accounts and budgets with.
How to change your password #
Choose Change password in the Security section. Enter your current password, then the new one twice:
How to change your default currency #
The Currency preference in the Preferences section sets your default currency in Econumo.
How to change the interface language #
The Language preference sits right below Currency. Open it and pick one of the available languages — currently English and Русский. The same dialog is available from the language badge on the sign-in and sign-up screens, before you have an account.
Sessions #
Security → Sessions lists every device currently signed in to your account, with the browser and operating system it was identified as and when it was last active. Your current session is marked Current.
Press Revoke next to a session to sign that device out, Sign out to end the session you are using right now, or Sign out other devices to end every session except the current one.
Note If you spot a session you do not recognise, revoke it and change your password.
API tokens #
Econumo has a REST API, and personal access tokens are how you authenticate against it — handy for scripts, home-automation dashboards, or any integration of your own. Open Security → API tokens to manage them.
Press Create token, give it a name that will remind you what it is for (for example, “Home Assistant”), and choose when it expires: 30 days, 90 days, 365 days, a custom date, or never.
Note A personal access token grants full access to your account over the API — treat it like a password. Create a separate token per integration so you can revoke one without breaking the others.