Settings & account

The Profile tab is mission control. Here's every switch and what it does.

Everything below lives under the Profile tab. Scroll and you'll pass through your account, your usage, and a stack of preferences — all of it optional to touch, all of it changeable any time.

Profile & subscription

The Profile screen showing the account email, a subscription button, Change Password, a Today's Usage card with meals, photo analyses and pantry items, plus Appearance and Social sections.
The top of the Profile tab: your account, subscription, and today's usage.

At the top you'll find:

  • Your avatar & email — tap Edit under the avatar to set a photo.
  • Subscription button — its label depends on your plan: Upgrade to Pro, Manage subscription, or Reactivate Pro. See the Pro guide.
  • Change Password — for email accounts.

Today's usage

On the free and trial tiers you'll see a Today's Usage card with three meters — meals, photo analyses, and pantry items — so you always know where you stand against the daily caps. Tap any row to compare Free / Trial / Pro. Pro members don't see this card; there's nothing to meter.

Appearance & Social

  • Dark Mode — flip the whole app to a dark theme.
  • Social Features — the master switch for connections and meal sharing. With it on, a second toggle lets you share new meals by default (you can still change any individual meal).

Preferences

The settings that shape how the app works for you:

  • Daily Net Carb Goal — the 10–75g slider that drives your Carb Tank and battery. The app labels the zone and warns you above 30g.
  • Photo Quality — Standard, High, or Maximum. Higher is more accurate but uploads a touch slower.
  • I have a ketone meter — adds Log Ketones to the quick-action menu.
Everything is in grams

There used to be a metric/imperial toggle here. It's gone — KetoLens is grams and kilograms throughout, because keto macros are quoted in grams everywhere in the world and a units switch only ever added a way to misread your own carb goal.

The Preferences section with a Daily Net Carb Goal slider at 50g, a Photo Quality slider, and an I have a ketone meter toggle.
Preferences: carb goal, photo quality, and the ketone-meter toggle.

Notifications

One master Enable Notifications switch, then:

  • Meal Logging Reminder — a daily nudge at an hour you pick.
  • Social Share Alerts — a heads-up when a connection shares a meal (needs Social Features on).

Meal reminders are local notifications from your phone, so they work even offline.

Privacy & support

The Privacy section with an Anonymized Comparisons toggle, and a Support section with Report a Bug, Contact Support, Privacy Policy and Terms of Service rows.
Privacy controls and the support links.

Anonymized Comparisons lets your data (stripped of anything identifying) power comparative insights like "lower carbs than 72% of users". No personal data is ever shared — and you can switch it off.

The Support section has quick links:

  • Report a Bug & Contact Support — reach us at support@ketolens.app.
  • Privacy Policy & Terms of Service.

Data, sync & sign out

Near the bottom, the powerful (and red) stuff:

  • Clear All Data — wipes your food entries, photos, and measurements, but keeps your account. This one is immediate and can't be undone.
  • Delete Account — starts a deletion. Your account is disabled straight away, and everything in it is erased 24 hours later. You can cancel during those 24 hours.
  • Sign Out — logs you out; your data is preserved and waiting when you sign back in.

Sync Status shows whether you're up to date and offers a Sync Now button if you're impatient. KetoLens syncs automatically — on launch, on pull-to-refresh, and after you log — so you rarely need it.

The Data Management section with red Clear All Data, Delete Account and Sign Out rows, a Cloud Sync status card with a Sync Now button, and an About section showing the app version.
Data management, cloud sync, and the app version.

Deleting your account — and changing your mind

Deletion isn't a single irreversible tap. It runs on a 24-hour grace period, on purpose:

  1. You tap Delete Account and confirm. Your account is disabled immediately — nobody can sign in to it.
  2. We email you a link. That link cancels the deletion and restores your account, and it works for the next 24 hours.
  3. If you don't cancel, the hard delete runs 24 hours after your request: entries, photos, measurements, credentials, the lot — from our servers and from cloud storage.
Clicking "confirm" in the email doesn't speed it up

The 24 hours stand either way. That's deliberate — an accidental click on a confirmation link shouldn't cost you the time you'd need to undo it.

After 24 hours, it really is gone

Once the grace period passes there's no recovery — not by us, not by support. If you want back in after that, it's a fresh account. And if you only want a break, Sign Out keeps everything exactly as you left it. Lost the cancellation email while the clock is still running? Mail support@ketolens.app quickly.

Next: hitting the daily caps? Here’s exactly what KetoLens Pro unlocks.