Profile and Energy¶

Your profile in DeepCube™ Web holds your account details, your preferences, your achievements and your Assistant energy. This guide covers each Profile page and explains what the energy states mean, so you can read your energy at a glance and know what changes when it runs low.

Open your profile¶

Select Profile at the bottom of the navigation menu, or select your avatar and choose Profile. The Profile menu lists four pages:

Page	What it is for
Account	Who you are signed in as, your tenants, and the date you joined.
Energy	Your Assistant energy on each grid, and how many requests you have made.
Achievements	Achievements, their points, and the one you track.
Preferences	Theme and Assistant voice.

Select Back to return to the rest of the app.

Account: who you are signed in as¶

The Account page shows your initials, name and email, a Tracking card, and Account details.

Account details lists:

Field	What it shows
User ID	Your user id.
Sign-in	DeepCube identity.
Tenants	The tenants you belong to, in alphabetical order, or "None yet".
Member since	The date you joined, for example Mar 14, 2026. If DeepCube has no record of when you joined, the field says so instead of showing a date.
Personal access tokens	Tokens that let a script or tool call DeepCube as you, with a Manage tokens link to the page where you manage them.

Your name and email come from your sign-in provider. Change them there; DeepCube Web cannot edit them.

The Tracking card shows the achievement you are tracking (see Achievements): its steps done, for example "2 of 3", and the next step. Do the next step, when shown, takes you to where that step is done, and Stop tracking clears it. With nothing tracked, the card offers Choose an achievement.

Preferences: theme and Assistant voice¶

Setting	Choices	Where it is kept
Theme	System, Light or Dark. System follows your device. Dark is the default.	In this browser. The avatar menu sets the same choice.
Assistant voice	The voices DeepCube offers.	In your account. The page shows Saving, then Saved. If the save fails, it says so and keeps your previous voice.

There is no language setting. DeepCube Web uses your browser's language when it is English, Bulgarian, French, German or Spanish, and English otherwise.

Achievements: track one at a time¶

The Achievements page lists every achievement, with your points total from the ones you have done at the top.

Filter by type with the chips. All comes first, then each type with its count.
Tick Completed only to hide the ones you have not done.

Each achievement card shows its name, type, description and points, and whether it is Done or Not done yet. While the page is still checking, the card says so. Some cards are marked Coming soon.

Select Track on an achievement you have not done (and that is not marked Coming soon) to follow it on the Account page. The button then reads Tracking. You track one achievement at a time, and the choice is kept in this browser.

Energy: your Assistant energy, one grid at a time¶

The Energy page shows the Assistant energy for every grid you can use. Each grid has its own bar. There is no combined figure, because averaging the grids would mean nothing.

You can also reach this page from the Assistant energy bar at the top of the app. That bar appears while you have a grid open and shows that grid's energy only. Select it to open Energy.

The totals at the top¶

Figure	What it shows
Requests today	Your Assistant requests today (the current calendar day in UTC).
Requests this month	Your Assistant requests this month.
Next recharge	How long until your energy recharges, for example "3h 12m". If DeepCube did not say, the figure explains that instead of showing a time.

Select Refresh to read the figures again.

Energy by grid¶

Each row is one grid:

Column	What it shows
Grid	The grid's name and environment. The grid you last opened is marked active.
Energy	A bar and a percentage: how much energy the grid has left.
State	The state's name and what it means for the Assistant (see the next section).
Today	Your requests on that grid today (the current calendar day in UTC).

If you have no grid with the Assistant yet, the table says so.

What each energy state means¶

The state is always written out, never shown by colour alone.

State	When	What it means
Optimal	The grid has 20% or more of its energy left.	The Assistant has its full energy.
Approaching Conserving	The grid has less than 20% of its energy left.	Assistant energy is getting low.
Conserving	The energy is spent.	Simpler responses until it recharges. On a free grid, the Assistant does not answer until then.

Energy is counted in 6-hour windows that start at 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTC. When a window ends, the energy recharges.

When the active grid is Conserving, a note under the table names the grid, says how long until it recharges when that is known, and links to a way to get more energy.

Energy shows no token counts or model names

The Energy page shows energy as a level and a state. It does not show token counts, model names or where the energy comes from.

Requests by day¶

The Requests by day chart shows your Assistant requests on each of the last 30 days, one bar per day. Each bar is a calendar day in UTC. If you made no requests in the last 30 days, the chart says so instead of drawing empty bars.

Tenant owners: energy per grid in Utilization¶

If you own a tenant, Settings has a Utilization page under Billing & usage. On its Tessa (AI) view, the Assistant energy card shows each grid's shared energy for the current 6-hour window. Grids without a shared pool are listed as per person: each person sees their own energy on their Energy page.