Your global Settings hold account-level details that aren't tied to any one project: your profile, connected GitHub accounts (Integrations), your subscription, and account deletion.
Profile
Settings → Profile:
Full namestringpathYour display name. Stored on your user account.
EmailstringpathYour sign-in email — read-only here. Contact support to change it.
Organization namestringpathThe name of your organization (owners only). Used across the dashboard.
Delete account
Settings → Profile → Danger Zone → Delete account permanently deletes your account. It's gated behind typing your email to confirm, and it cannot be undone.
Deletion is irreversible. There's no recovery window — export anything you want to keep first (each project's repo is yours; managed-repo projects can be downloaded as a ZIP or migrated to your own GitHub beforehand).
What gets deleted
Deleting your account removes every organization you own and everything under it:
Subscription cancelled
Any active Stripe subscription on your orgs is cancelled.
Projects & docs removed
All projects, their synced pages, files, OpenAPI specs, search index, and custom domains are deleted. Custom domains are released from our CDN.
Managed repos deleted
Repos NookDocs created for you in the managed org are removed. Repos you own on your own GitHub are never touched — only our access and our synced copy go away.
GitHub Apps uninstalled
The NookDocs App is uninstalled from your connected GitHub accounts.
Account removed
Your organizations, memberships, and user record are deleted, and you're signed out.
What is NOT affected
Your own GitHub repositories — code, history, and files stay exactly as they are. We only drop our access and the copy we synced.
Organizations you're a member of but don't own — only orgs you own are deleted; your membership in others is simply removed.
Want to leave a single project instead of your whole account? Delete the project from its Settings → Danger Zone, or just disconnect its repo.