# App

- [My Account](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/my-account.md): Manage your username, and other personal data.
- [Web Version](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/web-version.md): Can I use Fortelling in a browser? Yes. The Fortelling web version lets you write, plan, and manage your entire story from any desktop or laptop, fully synced with your mobile app in real time.
- [Language](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/language.md): Writing in your own language just hits different.
- [Themes and fonts](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/themes-and-fonts.md): Themes and fonts in Fortelling allow you to personalize your workspace with different colors, styles, and text options to make writing more enjoyable and accessible.
- [Custom themes](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/custom-themes.md): Learn how to change the look and feel of Fortelling with themes.
- [Our Stance on AI](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/our-stance-on-ai.md): Does Fortelling Use AI? Short answer: No, there is no AI in the Fortelling app
- [Contact](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/contact.md): We're (almost) always available to help.
- [Fortelling Beta](https://wiki.fortelling.app/app/fortelling-beta.md): Learn more about our beta program.


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