Settings is organized into Settings, Library and App. Start with Find any setting…: it searches descriptions and alternate names as well as section titles. Old videos may show a different sidebar.
Settings
| Section | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Dictation | How speech becomes text and where it lands |
| Assistant | Assistant behavior and conversation settings |
| Voice & sound | Microphone, playback and voice behavior |
| Appearance | Theme, HUD and visual preferences |
| Shortcuts | Dictation, assistant and workspace keys |
| Privacy & permissions | Permission-dependent features, history and related controls |
| Models | Local models, provider keys and profiles |
Library
| Section | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Tidy styles | Saved text cleanup styles |
| Spellings | Names, substitutions and protected vocabulary |
| Your docs | Local documents and notes for assistant context |
| Projects | Project context and workspace organization |
| Add-ons | Tools and their permissions |
| Window layouts | Optional layout tools; visible when their extension is enabled |
App
About & updates contains version/update information. Developer is gated and provides debug/support tools; review exported diagnostics before sharing. Content can remain even when secrets are redacted.
A voice workflow you can configure
Choose provider/model profiles in Models, adjust assistant and voice behavior, and enable only the tools you want in Add-ons. Optional Cloud Voice runs on your Clabrate account for speech-to-speech and enabled tool calls, including Herdr workflows and settings where configured. Google receives your audio, the conversation and tool results. It uses credits, and your balance and usage show in Assistant. Clabrate does not sell voice credits.
Shortcuts, boards and terminal/browser panes support the workspace. Spot remains optional customization; a cosmetic unlock does not affect tool access or model quality. See the assistant, providers and privacy.
Your account in About & updates
The account panel shows your email address and sign-in state. From there you can sign out, change your email address or delete your account. Signing out keeps the on-device features working on this Mac. Changing your email needs a code from both your current and your new address, then a fresh sign-in. Deleting your account signs this Mac out until you verify an email address again; settings, history and Spot stay on your Mac. Your account does not sync your Mac’s Spot Collection or your settings.