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Security and privacy, keyboard shortcuts, fixes for common problems, the meaning of every product noun, and what changed.

A private scene, a link to one saved version, a visitor, a creator page, and later edits that stay private01Sceneprivate, revision 8ALinkrevision 8, frozenBRevision 9stays privateVisitorviews, remixes ifallowedCreator pagethe links you choseno link · no doorrevoke a link in Share; a revoked address opens nothinga link disclosesthe assets it uses
A link is one saved version. Later edits stay private until you make another; revoke a link where you made it.

Guides

Security and privacyWhere your scenes and assets live, who can read a link, what a device or an agent can do, and how to cut one off.Keyboard shortcutsThe keys Puni answers to: library, scene, stage and time. The same list lives in Settings → Shortcuts.TroubleshootingThe common failures, surface by surface, and what to do about each.FAQ and glossaryThe questions people ask first, then every product noun with its meaning.Release notesWhat changed in Puni, newest first.Provider keysChoose your own OpenAI and fal keys, verify or remove them, and recover when a provider cannot run.CreditsWhat Puni-paid generation costs, how welcome credits work, and where to see purchases, refunds and activity.Profile and sign-inUpdate your name and picture, verify an email address, and manage the connected accounts offered in Settings.DevicesSign a terminal into your library, check its access and expiry, and disconnect or reconnect a machine.

Everything about your account and your data lives here, with the pages you reach for when something is wrong.

#Your account

Security and privacy says where your scenes live, who can read a link, and how to cut off a device or an agent. Keyboard shortcuts lists the keys the studio answers to.

Profile and sign-in covers names, pictures and email addresses. Devices connects a terminal. Provider keys explains BYOK setup, and Credits explains Puni-paid generation.

#When something is wrong

Troubleshooting walks through the common failures surface by surface. FAQ and glossary answers the questions people ask first and defines every product noun. Release notes says what changed.

Read Security and privacy first if you are deciding whether to put something in Puni.