Find settings
Settings are grouped by the capability they control. Desktop uses a persistent tree with the selected page beside it; mobile uses a focused list and opens one settings page at a time.
Choose Manual in the final section of Settings to open this guide in your default browser. On macOS, Help → Manual provides the same link. The guide follows your system language by default; choose a different language in Settings → Advanced Settings → Language when needed.
Common destinations include:
- Sections for turning whole parts of the app, such as Habits or Projects, on and off.
- Appearance for light, dark, and automatic display modes.
- Recording Style for the energy-orb or analogue meter shown while recording.
- Speech for the on-device voice, model, and speed used to read task summaries aloud.
- Keyboard shortcuts for the searchable desktop command catalog.
- Completion celebrations for animations, haptics, styles, and their live playground.
- Advanced Settings for feature flags, logging, maintenance actions, onboarding diagnostics, and build information.
- Categories for planning boundaries and Labels for cross-cutting tags.
- Habits and Dashboards for reflection structures.
- AI settings for providers, models, profiles, and skills.
- Daily OS for the planner's inference profile and greeting.
- Sync for connection and activity state.
The exact set can vary with platform capabilities and enabled features.
Turn sections on and off
Lotti starts small. Open Settings → Sections to add the parts you want: Daily OS, Projects, Goals, Habits, Dashboards, People, and Events. Each one you turn on gets its own place in the navigation, in the order the list shows.
Turning a section off hides it and its navigation entry. Nothing you recorded there is deleted, and turning the section back on restores it unchanged.
Manage definitions
Open Settings → Definitions to manage the structures that organize your data. Categories set planning and privacy boundaries, labels tag tasks across categories, habits define recurring routines, dashboards arrange reflection views, and measurables define the numbers you track over time.