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Sign in & saved work→

Save across devices when you want to.

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Account

Your account

Sign in once. Come back easily.

Use email to set up your account, then use a passkey to return without another code. Local-only stays the default.

Recommended for returning visits

Use your device to return.

After your first email sign-in, add a passkey so future visits can use Face ID, fingerprint, Windows Hello, a device PIN, or a security key instead of another email code.

One simple setupSign in with email once, choose the button below, and approve your device prompt.
  1. Use an email one-time code to create your account or sign in.
  2. Choose Add passkey for next time.
  3. Approve your device security check, then use that device to return.

Already have a passkey? Use it above. New here? Start with email below, then add a passkey.

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Not sure why your device asks for a PIN/passcode? SeePasskey FAQ.

Linked passkeys

    First-time setup or fallback

    Use email when you need it.

    Request a 6-digit code to create your account, sign in for the first time, or use as a fallback when a passkey is not available.

    Session

    Not signed in. You can continue in local-only mode or sign in for cloud sync.

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    Profile

    Set a display name tied to your account email. This name is used across cloud-backed questionnaire exports and prompts.

    Sign in to edit your display name.

    Security and privacy

    Why no password?

    Passwords are frequently reused and leaked. One-time codes and passkeys reduce that risk and remove password reset friction.

    How is cloud data protected?

    Cloud data is scoped to your signed-in account and is only shared when you explicitly create a temporary invite code.

    Why am I being asked for a PIN?

    That prompt is usually your device security check (for example Windows Hello, a device lock PIN, or key verification), not an app password.See passkey prompt details.

    Danger zone

    High-impact actions. Review each section carefully before continuing.

    This device only

    Signs out this browser and removes local/session Ready for Us data plus runtime cache.

    Permanent account deletion

    Deletes your cloud account profile, cloud questionnaire data, linked passkeys, and active share links.

    Local-first by default.

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