> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.1club.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Profile

> Edit your own name, photo, contact details, language, theme, and password.

**Settings > Profile** is your personal settings page. It's the only settings screen every admin user can open regardless of role - everything here is about you, not the organization.

## What you can edit

The page splits into two halves.

### Profile information

* **Profile image** - Upload from your device. Uploaded files go to Cloudinary under `1club/users`. The avatar appears next to your name throughout the admin and in audit log entries.
* **First name**, **Last name** - Display name in user lists and the top-right account menu.
* **Email** - Your sign-in email. A status chip shows whether it's verified; if not, **Resend verification** triggers a fresh verification email.
* **Phone** - International format, used for SMS notifications.

### Preferences

* **Language** - Switches the admin UI between English, French, Bulgarian, and Spanish. The change is applied immediately - you don't need to reload. Your choice is saved with your user account and also cached in browser local storage so the language is consistent on next sign-in.
* **Theme** - **Light**, **Dark**, or **System** (follows your OS setting). Saved per browser, not per user.

## How saving works

Edit any field and a floating **Save** bar appears at the bottom of the page. Click it to commit. Saved fields (name, email, phone, language, profile image) sync across every browser and device you sign in from.

Theme is the exception: it's saved per browser only. Switching theme takes effect immediately and persists for that browser, but it never leaves the local machine and the Save bar does not apply to it.

## Changing your password

Click **Change password** in the top right. The dialog asks for your current password and a new one. If you signed in with Google, Apple, or Facebook and never set a local password, contact an org admin to use the **Set password** action from **Settings > Users** instead. See [Signing in](/reference/sign-in) for how sign-in methods link to one account.

## Your role and permissions

Your profile doesn't let you change your own role - that's deliberate. To change who can do what, an Admin uses [Settings > Users](/settings/admin-users). What you see in the admin is determined by your role; see [Roles and permissions](/reference/roles-permissions) for the breakdown.

## Notifications

Notification preferences (which events email you, SMS you, or push to you) aren't on this page. They're configured under **Settings > Notifications** and are organization-wide rather than per-user.

## Related

* [Users](/settings/admin-users) - How invitations and roles are managed by admins.
* [Roles and permissions](/reference/roles-permissions) - What your role gives you access to.
* [Organization](/settings/organization) - Org-wide identity and time zone.