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Your account is your personal login to QRtub: one email address, one password. Teams, Collections, Items and Links all belong to a team, not to you — your account is what gets you in and what a team adds when it invites you. The Profile screen is where you see that account. It is almost entirely read-only: the only thing on it you can change is your password. It also does not depend on which team is currently active, so switching teams does not change anything shown here.

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Where to find it

Open the user menu at the top right of the dashboard — the circle showing your initials — and choose Profile. That same menu holds the light/dark/system theme picker and Sign out. Nothing else about your login lives anywhere else in the app.

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What the Profile screen shows

Account Information lists four values:
  • Email Address — the address you sign in with.
  • User ID — your internal identifier, shown as the first 16 characters followed by an ellipsis. The full value is not displayed and cannot be copied from this screen.
  • Account Created — the date the account was created.
  • Email Verified — Verified or Pending. An account created through the sign-up form becomes verified when the confirmation email’s link is opened; an account created by paying at checkout is marked verified the moment it is created. This indicator is informational — no QRtub feature is switched on or off by it.
Quick Stats shows three tiles. Teams counts your active team memberships. Auth Provider records how the account signs in; QRtub only offers email sign-in — a password, or a one-time emailed link — so this reads Email. Account Status is a fixed label that always reads Active: it is not a computed state and says nothing about subscriptions or payment.

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The two team lists, and why they differ

Your Teams lists every team where you are an active member, whatever your role, with each team’s name and URL slug. Your teams & subscriptions lists only the teams you own, each with its current plan and a Manage or Subscribe button that switches your active team and opens that team’s settings. A team you were invited to therefore appears in the first list and not the second — that is expected, not a fault. If you own no teams, this section offers a link to choose a plan instead.

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What you cannot change here

  • Your display name. The heading above your email is your name if one is stored, otherwise the part of your email address before the @. Nothing in QRtub writes a name, so in practice it is always the email prefix, and there is no field to edit it.
  • Your photo. If a photo is stored on the account it is shown; there is no upload control, so most accounts show an initials circle.
  • Your email address. There is no way to change the address on an existing account from inside the app.
  • Deleting your account. There is no self-serve account deletion. Removing yourself from a team is a separate action on the team page and leaves your login intact.
For anything in that list, email hi@qrtub.com.