Settings, panel by panel

Your name, the account you are signed in as, appearance (System, Light or Dark), launching Sayli at login, help, and signing out on this device or everywhere.

A record of what happened across your calls, which you can filter by action or by what it touched.

What Sayli keeps and who can see it, the emails Sayli sends you, crash reports and usage data, downloading everything you own as one file, and erasing your account. See Privacy and security.

Bring in meetings from before Sayli. See Import past meetings.

Your microphone and a test that plays it back, the language people speak on your calls, the language Sayli writes in, sounds, question prompts, pace reminders, and the permissions your system gives Sayli. See Audio settings.

How Sayli behaves around a call: meeting detection, auto-start from your calendar, reminders before meetings, asking before it starts, offering to share the brief afterwards, and whether it remembers your Ask conversations.

Every keyboard shortcut, and the place to change them. See Keyboard shortcuts.

Personal access tokens for the API and Sayli's MCP server, and the MCP servers your team connected: test one, pause it, or run a tool by hand. Sayli reads from those servers while it writes your brief and when you ask about a meeting, never during a live call. See Personal access tokens.

The workspace name, its people, transcript retention, and whether links that open a brief without signing in are allowed. See Roles and permissions.

Your plan, seats, payment methods and invoices. Buying or changing the plan is for the Owner. See Manage your subscription.