Where it lives
Settings → Account → Profile is the landing page when you open Settings. The Profile details panel shows your avatar, editable First name and Last name, and a read-only Email address. Signing out lives on the account menu instead — the avatar at the bottom of the left icon rail, which also links back to this page.Edit your name
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Open Settings → Profile
Click Settings at the bottom of the left icon rail, then Profile under Account.
2
Update First name and Last name
Edit either or both fields. Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed when you save.
3
Click Save changes
A toast confirms “Profile updated” when the save completes. Cancel discards edits and restores the saved values.
- The avatar fallback initials (when no profile picture is set).
- The account menu at the foot of the icon rail, and the workspace member list.
- Every workspace you belong to. Your name is shared across all of them.
Avatar
The avatar shown in the header and across TalkValue comes from your identity provider:- Google sign-in. TalkValue uses your Google profile picture.
- Magic link sign-in. TalkValue shows your initials until a profile picture is set on the account.
To change your account email, an admin must send an invitation to the new email address.Migration path: an Admin invites your new email from Settings → Members (Invite teammates), you accept on the new inbox, then the Admin removes the old account. Workspace data stays; only the membership identity changes.
Role
Your role belongs to a workspace, not to your account, so it can differ between the workspaces you belong to. Settings → Members lists every member with their role, including yours. To request a role change, ask any workspace Admin to update it there. See Roles and permissions for the full capability matrix.Related
- Login methods. Magic link and Google sign-in details.
- Delete your account. How to fully remove your TalkValue account.
- Members reference. For admins changing other people’s roles.
- Sign out and switch workspaces. How the workspace chip behaves.
