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Getting started

Set up my situation

Everything about you — appearance, language, personal details, security — is set from your profile. Some fields are cosmetic; others feed the projections and recommendations.

Finding the profile

Click Account at the bottom of the sidebar on desktop. Four tabs: Profile, Security, Preferences, Data.

Open my profile.

Profile — your details

Name, date of birth, marital status, employment status, dependants, target retirement age, annual income.

Security

Two blocks.

  • Sign-in methods — the one-time email code, always active, and Google sign-in if it's configured on this environment.
  • Active sessions — the real list of your open sessions: browser, system, IP address, date. You can sign out every other session in one click, which is the right reflex after signing in on a device that isn't yours.

Preferences

Four cards.

  • Appearance — light, dark or system, and the accent colour among 7: Atlas (default), Ocean, Royal, Rose, Ruby, Sunset, Gold.
  • General — language (French or English) and your main currency. See Change my main currency.
  • Notifications — two switches: Account freshness (an account with no update in over 30 days) and Asset revaluation (an alternative asset not revalued in over a year). Both are off by default; once on, they raise a notice in the app and at most one email a month, naming what has gone stale and how long ago — never any amount.
  • Help & discovery — the Show again button replays the welcome tour that introduces the main views.

Data

  • Export — three formats: a CSV per family (accounts, real estate, alternative assets, debts), a laid-out PDF report, and a full JSON export that serves as a backup.
  • Import — a CSV of monthly balances, which creates or updates the matching accounts.
  • Delete my account — permanently, with everything attached to it.

Not configurable yet

  • Date format — Atlas follows your language: dd/mm/yyyy in French, mm/dd/yyyy in English. No picker.
  • Email address — it's your sign-in identifier, and it can't be changed from the app.