> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blynk.io/en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blynk.io/en/concepts/developer-mode.md).

# Developer Mode

**Developer** is a special user who has access to all the functionality required to configure the platform for the use by end-users (also called as clients or end-customers). This is usually someone who builds the hardware, develops the firmware, and does all the device configurations.

By default, first user in the Organization becomes a Developer.

Developer can:

* Create and configure Device Templates in Blynk.Console
* Create and configure web dashboard UI
* Create and configure mobile dashboard UI
* Add new devices to the account
* Publish Templates to Blynk.Marketplace (work in progress)
* Use other features accordingly to the chosen [plan](https://blynk.io/pricing)

## **How To Enable Developer Mode**

1. In the Blynk app or in [Blynk.Console](https://blynk.cloud)
2. Navigate to **My Profile** in the left menu of a Blynk app or in the top right menu on Blynk.Console
3. Check that **Developer Mode** switch is set to ON

### Multiple developers

It’s allowed to add multiple developers per Organization within the [PRO or Enterprise plans](https://blynk.io/pricing). Assign a user the Admin role in your Organization so they can switch to the Developer mode.


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