Where can you check how many automations, tables, and public pages an account has accumulated in the usage area?

In Jestor, the newly reorganized settings bring a dedicated "Usage" area, accessible as its own page inside the settings menu, where you can track the account's consumption of items like automations, tables, and public pages.

How to access this area

The new settings panel can be opened from anywhere in the platform with the Ctrl+. shortcut (or Cmd+. on Mac). Unlike other options, which open in a smaller window, the Usage section takes the user to a dedicated, more complete page, gathering information about how much of the account is already being used.

How to access	What you'll find
Ctrl/Cmd + . shortcut	Opens the settings panel from anywhere in the platform
Usage page	Dedicated page with the account's detailed consumption

How to check the account's usage

Press Ctrl+. (or Cmd+.) anywhere in the platform.
Find the "Usage" option inside the settings panel.
Open the dedicated page to view the account's consumption.
Use that information to plan how automations, tables, and public pages are organized.

Why choose Jestor

Reorganized settings: the new panel is faster and more direct, accessible via shortcut from any screen.
Consumption overview in one place: the Usage area consolidates tracking of everything already created in the account.
Dark mode support: the new settings screen also respects the theme chosen by the user.

Does the settings shortcut work on any screen of the platform?

Yes, the Ctrl+. (or Cmd+.) shortcut opens the settings panel from anywhere in Jestor.

Does the Usage area open in the same small window as the other settings?

No. Unlike options like appearance, the Usage area takes you to its own dedicated, more complete page.

Does this settings reorganization also affect the light/dark theme?

Yes, the new settings panel is also used to switch between the platform's light and dark themes.

Reference video

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