Sign in with Google

When you click “Continue with Google” on the sign-in or sign-up page, your browser takes you to Google. Google confirms it’s really you (using whatever protection you already have on that account — password, two-factor, passkey) and tells the platform your verified email address.

The platform never sees your Google password. We only get a confirmation from Google that the email belongs to you. That confirmation is what lets us create or open your platform account.

If you already use a Gmail or Google Workspace email — and especially if you already protect it with two-factor authentication — Google sign-in is the simpler choice. One fewer password to remember, and you get Google’s account-security features automatically.

You can also mix and match: sign up with Google for now, and add a platform password later if you ever want to sign in without going through Google.

The most common reason is that Google’s confirmation of your email hasn’t completed yet. Open Gmail, verify your email if Google prompts you, then try the sign-in again.

If you see an error mentioning that the email is already registered with a password, that means a previous account exists. Sign in with the password instead, or use the password-reset flow.