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My Account

My Account at https://rotorlab.app/account is your self-service page: profile details, your preferred start page, your subscription and billing (if you administer your organization), API keys and credits, add-ons, and account security. A sidebar on the left shows your name, email, and role, and switches between five sections: Account, Billing & plan, API & credits, Add-ons, and Security. The page remembers which section you last used and reopens it next time.

This page covers the Account and Security sections in full. Billing, add-ons, and API access have their own pages: see Plans, add-ons, and billing and API keys and credits.

Profile#

The Profile card holds your personal details:

  • Name: editable. Press Save profile to store it.
  • Email: read-only. Your email is your sign-in identity.
  • Role: read-only. Your role (member or organization admin) is assigned by an administrator.
  • Organization: read-only. The organization your account belongs to.

Start page#

The Start page card sets the page RotorLab opens when you sign in or click the logo. The preference applies to your account only and does not affect anyone else in your organization.

Pick a page from the dropdown (choices are grouped the same way as the main navigation, so any page in the app's menu can be your start page) and press Save start page. Leaving the dropdown on Default uses the server's default landing page; the card notes "Currently using the default." when no choice is saved.

Billing & plan#

Visible in full to organization administrators. It shows your current plan and usage, billing details, orders and invoices, and organization notification settings. If you are not an administrator, this section instead shows a note that billing for your organization is managed by your organization administrator. The details are covered on Plans, add-ons, and billing.

Administrators also see a Notifications card here. It controls which email notifications your organization receives: nothing is sent until you tick Send my organization notifications, and messages are delivered to your administrators, not to RotorLab. You can set a specific recipient in Send to (leave it empty to use every administrator) and tick the individual events you want. If email is not configured on the server yet, the card says so; your settings are still saved and take effect once it is. Press Save notification settings to apply.

API & credits#

Create and revoke named API keys, watch your daily usage and credit balance, and buy credit packs. See API keys and credits for the full walkthrough.

Add-ons#

One card per purchasable capability (live access, Crash Analyzer, Fleet Manager, and the rest), plus bundles. Each card states whether the feature is included in your plan, active from a purchased add-on, or not active. See Plans, add-ons, and billing.

Security#

Password#

The Password card links to the change-password flow. Press Change password to open it.

Two-factor authentication#

The Two-factor authentication card adds a code from an authenticator app on top of your password. It works with Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, Bitwarden, and any other app that supports standard time-based codes. RotorLab does not talk to any of them, so nothing about your account leaves the server.

To turn it on:

  1. Press Set up two-factor.
  2. Scan the QR code with your authenticator app, or enter the displayed secret key by hand.
  3. Type the six-digit code the app shows and press Turn on.
  4. Save the recovery codes that appear. Each one signs you in once if you lose your phone. They are stored hashed, so this is the only time they can be shown. Press I have saved them when done.

While two-factor is on, the card offers New recovery codes (issues a fresh set; requires your password) and Turn off (also requires your password).

If your organization requires two-factor, the card tells you how many days you have left to set it up, and warns you when the deadline has passed.

Require two-factor for your organization#

Organization administrators see an extra card that enforces two-factor for everyone in the organization. Tick Require two-factor authentication, set the Grace period in days (0 to 365, default 14), and press Save. People who join later get the same grace period from their own start date. After the deadline the prompt becomes insistent, but it never stops anybody filing a flight: RotorLab is the record, and the record must always accept the work.

Active sessions#

The Active sessions card lists every device currently signed in to your account, with the session start and expiry times. Your current session is marked with a this device pill. Press Sign out of all other sessions to end every session except the one you are using.

Recent account activity#

The Recent account activity card shows a timestamped log of security-relevant events on your account (sign-ins, key changes, and similar), each with a severity level and detail line. Use it to spot activity you do not recognize.