Juno Help Center

Practical guides for the daily Juno workflows: capture work, connect calendars and inboxes, plan a realistic day, focus, and close the loop.

Settings

Settings overview

A map of the Settings panel and what each section controls.

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Open Settings from the account menu, or press Cmd/Ctrl + ,.

SectionWhat you set
PreferencesDisplay language, time zone, time format, start of the week, and account deletion
Sign-in & SecurityConnected sign-in providers, email, and password recovery
RitualsWorkday hours and automatic morning and end-of-day rituals
CalendarsConnected Google and Outlook accounts and calendar planning settings
BillingSubscription, plan, payment method, and invoices
IntegrationsConnections to Gmail, Outlook, GitHub, Linear, Asana, Jira, and Todoist
Contexts & SchedulesSet up your contexts and tags and choose default and per-context working hours
Appearance & ControlsTheme and interaction preferences, keyboard shortcuts, and settings for the desktop app where available
FocusFocus reminders, Pomodoro behavior, sounds, and focus bar settings
Repeating TasksManage recurring task templates

Where to start

If you've just signed up, configure these in this order:

  1. In Preferences, set your time zone.
  2. In Rituals, set the start and end of your workday.
  3. In Contexts & Schedules, add the contexts you use. Set your working hours and add custom schedules where needed.
  4. In Calendars, connect the calendars you want to plan around. You can also start with the private Juno calendar.
  5. In Integrations, connect a source of outside work if you want to plan it in Juno.

Everything else can wait.

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