Since 0.5.1 your account lives in the editor. The old account page and its
tabs moved into the sidebar, and /account with any of its old tabs opens the
matching page there. See the sidebar and the editor's pages.
- Home: your numbers today, Next up, your newest projects and an activity heatmap, a square for each day of the year shaded by what you did (runs, builds, quests, courses and badges), with a pill for each earlier year.
- My projects: your projects, with Recent, Shared with me and Classes.
- Learn: the courses, your level, streak, quests and badges. See the Learn page.
- Classes: the classes you are in, and a box to join one with a code.
- Settings, at the foot of the sidebar: everything below.
My projects
My projects has four tabs: Projects, everything you saved;
Recent, examples, kits and shared projects you opened lately;
Shared with me, rooms other people invited you into (see
shared with you); and Classes.
Drop a file on it to import it. Manage projects (app.mokxi.com/projects/manage)
is the full list with every project's actions: rename, delete, who can open it
(Private, Anyone with the link, or In the gallery), and Pin. Up to six
projects can be pinned: they sit first on your public page, in the order you
choose, and only a public or link-only project can be pinned (making one private
unpins it). On Free, at 10 of 10, the list shows your
projects oldest first with Delete, so you can make room.
Settings
Settings is at app.mokxi.com/settings, with its tabs down the side:
- Profile: your name, username, a line or two of bio, links, your
language and your time zone. Your page at
mokxi.com/u/<username>shows your public projects and lessons, and stays off until you pick a username. Your level and badges are optional there. The same activity heatmap shows on your page, counts only and never which projects, and the switch Show my activity heatmap on my profile (on by default) turns it off. Class students and younger children's pages never carry it. - Sign-in & security: every way into the account (email, Google, Microsoft, GitHub), two-factor authentication with a 6-digit code from an app on your phone, and the browsers and devices you are signed in on. See signing in.
- Notifications: your email address, whether it is confirmed, and which emails you get. See the newsletter.
- Mokxi AI: whether Mokxi AI is on for this account, and what a question sends.
- API tokens: your tokens and the minutes they used this month, and the AI apps you connected to the MCP server. See the API.
- Connected accounts: connect GitHub to save projects to your repositories. Not shown to students in a class or younger children.
- Data and account: Download my data, and closing the account.
- Billing: your plan, its usage, the card and the invoices, plus Invite friends (see invites), the student discount and, for a creator, the creator dashboard. See the plan card and Billing. An account nothing is sold to has a Usage tab here instead.
How the editor looks (code themes, rings and editor colors, the toolbar) is in Customize, next to Settings.
Time zone
Times in our emails, and the day your streak and quests count, use the time zone set on Profile. The evening streak reminder email only goes when a time zone is set.
Closing the account
Under Data and account, Close account. Type your username (or your email address if you never took a username) and the button becomes live. If you have not signed in for a while, you are asked to prove it is you first: sign in again, or give your password or two-factor code.
A plan that still renews has to be canceled first, from Billing. A Google Play subscription is canceled with Google when you close the account; if Google cannot be reached, the page says so and the account stays open until you cancel it in the Play Store. See delete your account.
Everything goes with it and none of it comes back: projects, versions, lessons, hearts, class memberships, learning progress and every sign-in method.
If what you actually want is your work rather than the account, export the projects first. Any project saves to a file and opens again anywhere, with no account at all.