Account Menu
What this screen is for
The entry point to every account-related screen: the account summary, My Businesses, panel access (for owners), messages, my orders, my addresses, my favourites, my restrictions, and the language and appearance preferences all open from here. Signing out and deleting the account also sit at the bottom of this screen.
When you would use this
A reader lands here first whenever they want to reach any account setting — editing their profile, switching between businesses, changing the language or appearance, or signing out; every row on this screen is a door to its own screen.
Who sees it
Only a signed-in user sees this screen; the panel access row is additionally shown only to accounts that own at least one business.
Where it lives
The screen exists on the mobile app only; the panel has no account menu of its own — a panel session is a temporary business-tool session, not a personal account.
What you can do here
See the account summary
The card at the top shows the signed-in user's name and email; tapping it opens the profile-editing screen.
Go to an account or setting screen
Profile, My Businesses, Panel Access (for owners), Messages, My Orders, My Addresses, My Favourites, My Restrictions and Language each open their own screen; the Messages row also shows the number of unread conversations.
Change the appearance mode
A sheet lists light, dark and system options; a choice applies instantly, with no separate save step.
Sign out
Signs the account out and returns to the sign-in screen.
Delete the account
The red button at the bottom of the screen opens the account-deletion screen.
What the server accepts and refuses
Panel access is shown only to business owners
The Panel Access row appears only when the account owns at least one business; an account with no businesses never sees this row at all.
The messages badge counts unread conversations, not unread messages
The number next to the row is how many conversations have an unread message in them, not the total number of unread messages across every conversation.