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Account and Settings

You can log into Shotly by using either your email and password or Google.

Info

Shotly will never send you spamy marketing emails or similar. Your email is primarily used to provide a unique login and an option to reset your password. The only other time you will receive an email from Shotly is if I personally reach out to you or if you opt-in to email notifications, should that feature become available.

You can manage your account at any time by clicking on Account in the lower left of the sidebar.

Your Account

The first field in the dialog shows your email address. The email cannot be changed, and there is currently no way to transfer your data to another email.

Your "Display name" is a publicly visible name. I recommend simply using your first name. The display name is used to identify you when collaborating on a shotlist. You cannot use it to log into Shotly.

The third row allows you to manage or upgrade your subscription. You may be redirected to a Stripe-hosted page.

At the bottom of the dialog, you can find the options to sign out and delete your account. You can also request a feature or report a bug by opening an issue on GitHub.

Settings

In this dialog you can also change your user settings:

  • Appearance: Set to the sun icon for light mode, the moon for dark mode, or the computer to use the system theme (default).
  • Remember export settings between reloads: If turned on (default), your export settings configuration will be saved even after closing the page.
  • Display Scene numbers next to Shot letters: This will turn the shot letters from A, B, C (default) to 1A, 1B, 1C, given that scene 1 is selected.
  • Display shot numbers after Z as: If more than 26 shots are created, the shot letters will either double and eventually triple up or mimic numbers and continue with AA, AB, AC, and eventually turn to BA, BB, BC.
  • Shotlist Scale: A scaling factor that can be applied to the shotlist. Double-click to reset.

Note

For now, settings are stored locally on your device. This means that you will have to configure the settings to your liking on each device individually.