Signing in without a password
Last updated November 3, 2026
There's no password. You sign in with a one-time link we email you, or with Google. The first time, the same link also creates your account.
Enter your email on the sign-in page, and we send a link. Clicking it signs you in on that device. The link works once and expires soon after. That's why a link from an old email won't do anything. Ask for a fresh one.
There's no separate sign-up step. If we've never seen your email before, following the link creates the account then and there.
If you built a plan before signing in, it lived in your browser, not on our servers. The first time you sign in, that plan moves into your account. It moves once. After that, your account holds the copy that counts. A plan left in another browser stays there.
Google sign-in works the same way, without the email. Google tells us your email address and nothing else.
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