One sign-in. Everything you run.
Your User ID belongs to you, not to any business. It holds your profile, your security settings and your activity, and it is how every business you work with finds you.
- Free to create
- Yours if you leave a business
- One account for every business you belong to
A personal account that sits above your work
Most work software starts with the company. We start with you. Your User ID is a personal account that exists before any business does, and it keeps existing if you leave one.
Home shows what matters at a glance: how many businesses you are in, pending invitations, your channels, and your latest activity. From there you can create a business, answer an invitation or open your security settings.
It is not a set of personal tools. It is how you sign in, how businesses invite you, and how you move between every business and channel you belong to. Activity, account status and notices about your account sit here too.
You must be 18 or over to create a User ID. Temporary email addresses are not accepted.
From sign-up to your first business
The Get started guide walks you through it in about fifteen minutes.
Create your account
Sign-up has five short steps: your details, verify your email, add a phone, secure the account, done.
Secure it
Add a passkey or turn on 2-step verification. The guide puts this first on purpose.
Create or join a business
Start a new business, or accept an invitation someone sent to your email.
Open a channel and install an app
Give your brand a channel, then add only the apps it needs.
Invite your team
Colleagues join with their own User IDs, so nobody shares a password.
Where you will find it
Sketches of the real screens in the panel, with the names you will see on them.
A welcome, four counters and quick actions: create a business, invitations, edit profile, security, settings.
Account › HomePersonal details and contact: full name, date of birth, country, city, recovery email and phone.
Account › ProfileEvery action on your User ID for the last 90 days, filtered by security, profile, business, invitations, billing and channels.
Account › ActivityEach invitation shows the role, what you will be allowed to do, and what the business will see about you.
Account › InvitationsWhat you can set, and where the edges are
The plain facts, so nothing surprises you later.
| Setting or rule | How it works |
|---|---|
| Cost | A User ID is free. You only pay when a channel in one of your businesses uses paid apps. |
| What a business sees | Your name, picture, sign-in email and what you do in its workspace. Never your other businesses, your security settings or your activity elsewhere. |
| Invitation expiry | Invitations expire. You get a reminder three days before, and you can accept, decline, ask the sender a question or report it. |
| Declining | Give a reason if you like, and choose to block future invitations from that business. |
| Download your data | Settings › Download your data prepares an export. The link works for 48 hours. |
| Delete your account | Transfer or close any business you own first. The account is then locked for 14 days before it is deleted. |
Why the account belongs to you, not the business
A login per company
- A new password for every business you help
- Your history vanishes when you leave
- Owners can read everything under your name
One User ID
- One sign-in, however many businesses you are in
- Your profile and security go with you
- Clear lines between what a business sees and what stays private
User ID: common questions
Is the User ID really free?
What happens to my User ID if I leave a business?
Can a business owner see my other businesses?
Can I use one User ID for several businesses?
How do I delete my account?
Bring your businesses under one roof
Create your User ID, add a business and open your first channel. Install only the apps you need.