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Your name and contact details, language, appearance, and notifications — the settings that follow you across every barn.

On this page

The Account page holds everything about you personally — your name and contact details, language, appearance, and notifications. It's the same page no matter which barn you open it from, and every barn you belong to sees the same profile. Open it from your profile picture or name in the navigation.

Updating your profile

  • Under Profile, edit your Full name and Phone, then press Save.
  • Phone numbers use the international format with a country code, for example +48 600 700 800.

Changing your sign-in email

Your email is how you sign in, so it has its own card, Sign-in email, and changing it takes two confirmations.

  1. Press Change, enter the New email address, and press Send confirmation links.
  2. Nose sends one link to your current address and one to the new address. Open both, in either order.
  3. Your sign-in email changes only once both are confirmed. Until then nothing changes, and you keep signing in with your current address.

The links expire after a short time. If one stops working, press Send the links again on the card, or Use a different address to start over. If you can no longer receive mail at your current address, write to support@nose.horse.

Your color and emoji

Under Your color & emoji, pick an accent color and an emoji. This is how you appear on the schedule and anywhere you teach — instructors and riders alike see this chip. A profile photo, if you have one, is shown instead of the emoji.

Language

Under Language, choose the language Nose uses for you. This switches the whole app immediately.

Appearance

Under Appearance, choose Light, Dark, or System. System follows whatever your device is set to.

Notifications

Under Notifications, choose how Nose reaches you. The card has two blocks — Push notifications and Email notifications. Switch a block on and its own list opens beneath it: one switch per kind of message, for that channel alone. So you can, for example, get ride reminders by push but not by email. Tap the i next to a title to see exactly what it covers.

The two channels

  • Push notifications — pop-ups on your phone or computer screen, even when Nose is closed. The first time you turn this on, your browser or device will ask you to allow notifications.
  • Email notifications — messages to your account's email address. Account and billing emails are always sent, regardless of this setting.

With a block on, the messages about your own rides always come through it — being added or removed, a horse change, a ride moved or canceled, and the answer to a request you sent. With a block off, nothing comes on that channel, whatever its list says.

If push isn't available yet — for example your browser doesn't support it, or notifications are blocked — the page explains why in place of the switch, along with what to do about it (such as allowing notifications in your browser's site settings, or adding Nose to your Home Screen on iPhone/iPad first).

Once push is on, it stays on — signing out and back in, or updating the app, doesn't change it. If a phone stops receiving (for example after you reinstall the app), Nose notices the next time you open it: where it can, it reconnects that phone on its own, and otherwise it shows a Turn on notifications card — one tap, and that phone is back.

What you get told about

Each open block lists the kinds of message you can switch on or off for that channel. A message reaches you on a channel only if that channel is on and the message's own switch in its list is on.

  • Pass & voucher expiry reminders — a heads-up about a week before one of your passes or vouchers runs out, so you can renew in time. This is the one that starts off — turn it on if you want it.
  • Ride reminders — the evening before, a reminder that you're riding tomorrow, sent at 17:00 barn time. If you have two rides tomorrow you get one reminder for each. On by default.
  • Boarding — charges & payments — new boarding charges, reminders when a payment is due, and confirmations of payments your barn has recorded. On by default.
  • Facility bookings — news about your facility bookings, for example when a scheduled ride overlaps one of them. On by default.
  • Horse — care & documents — health and document reminders for your horse, such as a deworming that's coming due or a passport about to expire, plus what happened to the service requests you've made: accepted, declined, done. On by default.
  • Payments — confirmations when a payment goes through, and an alert when an online payment fails. On by default.

Everything except the expiry reminder is on from the start, so you don't have to set anything up to be kept in the loop — switch off whatever you'd rather not receive. Each switch saves the moment you flip it, and it applies to you across every barn you belong to.

These switches decide how Nose reaches you — whether your phone buzzes, whether an email is sent. They do not decide what the app remembers: the in-app notification center lists everything addressed to you, including whatever you mute here.

Why your page may show fewer switches

Three of these only appear once they'd actually mean something for you, so your page can be shorter than the list above:

  • Boarding — charges & payments appears if you're the one paying for a boarding contract.
  • Facility bookings appears if you pay for boarding, or once you've booked a facility at least once.
  • Horse — care & documents appears if you pay for boarding, or if you're listed as an owner of a horse.

The rest — ride reminders, expiry reminders and payments — are always there.

For staff

If you're an admin or an instructor somewhere, each block also lists:

  • New ride requests — a customer asks for a place on a ride or a new time; the request waits for your decision under Requests. On by push, off by email — switch it on under Email notifications if you'd like requests in your inbox.
  • Customer cancellations — a customer took themselves off a ride, with what happened to their payment. On by default.

Admins also get a choice at the top of each block: All rides or Only my rides. With Only my rides, that channel tells you only about rides you teach yourself — and no longer brings the barn-wide boarding messages (payments recorded, balances over the limit, service requests). Instructors are only ever told about their own rides, so they don't see this choice.

Signing in

Nose doesn't use passwords. You sign in with a link or a one-time code sent to your email (or with Google, if you signed up that way, or with Apple in a web browser or the Nose iPhone app). There's nothing to set here — just use the same email next time you sign in. If you chose Apple's Hide My Email, that's a separate account under Apple's private relay address, not linked to your real email. For the full picture — signing in and the ways to join a barn — see Signing in & joining a barn.

Your barns

If you belong to more than one barn, Barn memberships lists them all, with your role and status in each, and an Open button to jump straight in.

Good to know

  • These settings apply to you personally — they're the same in every barn you belong to, not per-barn.
  • If you don't belong to any barn yet, the page shows a way to create your own or explains that your barn will send you an invitation.
  • You can sign out from the top of this page at any time.

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