Profiles
PraxisNote supports multiple profiles, allowing you to maintain separate workspaces for different contexts. Each profile has its own tasks, notes, meetings, tags, and insights — completely isolated from other profiles.
Getting Started
Section titled “Getting Started”When you first sign in, PraxisNote creates a default profile for you. You can start using it immediately or create additional profiles for different contexts.
- Open Settings from the sidebar (gear icon).
- The Profiles section shows your current profiles.
- Click New Profile to add a workspace.
- Enter a name and optionally choose an icon.
- Click Save — the new profile appears in the list.
Understanding Profiles
Section titled “Understanding Profiles”Data Isolation
Section titled “Data Isolation”Each profile is a completely separate workspace:
| What’s isolated | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tasks | Each profile has its own kanban board |
| Notes | Notes are only visible within their profile |
| Meetings | Meeting recordings, transcripts, and analysis are per-profile |
| Tags | Tags are scoped to the profile — a tag named “backend” in your Work profile is separate from “backend” in your Personal profile |
| Insights | Behavioral analytics are calculated per profile |
Use Cases
Section titled “Use Cases”Common reasons to create multiple profiles:
- Work vs. Personal — keep professional tasks and meeting notes separate from personal items
- Different teams or clients — maintain separate workspaces for different projects or clients
- Experimentation — create a sandbox profile to try features without affecting your main data
Profile Limit
Section titled “Profile Limit”You can create up to 5 profiles per account. The “New Profile” button is disabled when you reach this limit.
Creating a Profile
Section titled “Creating a Profile”- Go to Settings.
- Click New Profile.
- In the dialog, enter a profile name (e.g., “Work”, “Personal”, “Side Project”).
- Optionally select an icon to visually distinguish the profile.
- Click Save.
The new profile appears in the profiles list on the Settings page.
Switching Profiles
Section titled “Switching Profiles”Switch between profiles using the profile switcher in the sidebar:
- Look for your current profile name/icon in the sidebar.
- Click it to open the profile switcher.
- Select the profile you want to switch to.
- The entire workspace reloads with the selected profile’s data.
Editing a Profile
Section titled “Editing a Profile”- Go to Settings.
- On the profile card, click the edit button (pencil icon).
- Change the name or icon.
- Click Save.
Deleting a Profile
Section titled “Deleting a Profile”- Go to Settings.
- On the profile card you want to remove, click the delete button (trash icon).
- A confirmation dialog appears warning that this cannot be undone.
- Click Delete to permanently remove the profile and all its data.
Default Profile
Section titled “Default Profile”One profile is marked as the default — this is the profile that loads when you sign in. The default profile shows a badge on its card in Settings.
Linked Accounts
Section titled “Linked Accounts”Linked Accounts let you sign in from multiple Google or OAuth accounts and access the same PraxisNote data.
Why Link Accounts?
Section titled “Why Link Accounts?”- Sign in from your work Google account and your personal Google account
- Access the same profiles and data regardless of which account you use to sign in
- Share access across devices that use different sign-in methods
Viewing Linked Accounts
Section titled “Viewing Linked Accounts”Go to Settings and scroll to the Linked Accounts section. Each linked identity shows:
- Provider (e.g., Google)
- Email address
- Name
- Avatar (if available)
- Linked date
Linking a New Account
Section titled “Linking a New Account”- Go to Settings.
- In the Linked Accounts section, click Link Another Account.
- A link panel appears with instructions.
- Generate a link code on your current account.
- Sign in to PraxisNote with the other account (in a different browser or incognito window).
- Enter the link code on that account.
- The accounts are now linked — both can access the same data.
Unlinking an Account
Section titled “Unlinking an Account”- Go to Settings > Linked Accounts.
- Find the identity you want to unlink.
- Click Unlink.
- A confirmation dialog appears warning that you’ll no longer be able to sign in with that account.
- Click Unlink to confirm.