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Under “Personal > Personalize” in Settings, you can adjust how the app looks and behaves for you.
Everything on this page is stored in your browser. If you have Jinba App Neo open in several tabs, a change here takes effect in the other tabs immediately — no reload needed.

Theme

Language

Choose the app’s display language: 日本語 / English. The same choice is also offered as a “Language” row in the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar.
This setting changes the display language of the interface. In chat, the AI generally responds in the language you write in (an explicit instruction always wins).
If you have never chosen a language here, sending a prompt in Japanese triggers a one-time banner offering to switch the interface to Japanese — accept to switch, or decline to keep the current language. Once you pick a language here, the banner never appears.

Font size

Choose the app-wide text size: Small / Default / Large. Spacing scales proportionally to keep the layout balanced. Browser zoom (⌘/Ctrl + + / -) works alongside it.

Sending messages

Choose which key sends a chat message — the other inserts a line break.
  • In either mode, the Enter combination that is not the send key inserts a line break. The choice is saved per device
  • The modifier is the one your device uses and only that one — ⌘ on macOS, Ctrl on Windows and Linux
  • On phones and tablets, Return inserts a line break by default, regardless of the option above. Touch devices additionally show a “Keep this behavior on touch screens” checkbox that applies your chosen send key (“this behavior”) to the touch device as well — turn it on for a tablet with a hardware keyboard
Choose how the sidebar behaves on portrait devices and narrow desktop windows. This setting only affects those sizes — you can collapse or expand the sidebar yourself at any width, and the choice is saved per device.

Tips while you wait

While the AI is thinking, a one-line “Tips:” hint about using Jinba App can appear under the status row in the chat (AI Activity). “Tips while you wait” switches between “Show tips” (default) and “Don’t show”; the choice is saved per device. The ✕ on a tip (“Hide tips”) hides them for the rest of the session without changing this setting.