Step one
Create your account
Your name, your email and a password of twelve characters or more. A link confirms the address; nothing else is asked.
One account · every tool
One account for every tool we run.
Sign in once, ask for the tools you need, and keep your password, your second factor and your sessions in one place. The first request is read by a person; that is deliberate.
01 How it works
Three steps, and a person in the middle.
There is no open signup and no waiting list that exists to collect addresses. Asking is a form and an answer; after the first answer, the rest is yours to take.
Step two
Ask for a tool
The first request is read by a person, not by a rule. You get an email when it is approved, and the tool appears as yours.
Step three
Sign in once, everywhere
Once you are in, the next tools open on their own. Each one receives only your identifier, your email and your name.
02 Your security
In one place, shared by every tool.
Second factor
Optional, and yours to remove
Add an authenticator app and signing in asks for a six-digit code besides the password. Take it off whenever you like.
Connected tools
You see what is signed in
Every tool you have signed in to is listed with the date. Sign out of one and its session ends immediately.
Nothing sold
An account, not a profile
The account exists to open the tools. No advertising, no analytics, and no address of yours read in the background.
03 Ready when you are
One door, and it is open.
Create the account, confirm your email and ask for the first tool. Accounts here are approved one by one by a person, which is why the first one takes a little longer than a click.