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How do I sign in? I was never asked to choose a password.

Accounts are made without a password, so there's nothing to guess. Send yourself a fresh link from the sign-in panel and choose one. There's no default password.

Updated 15 September 2026

Asking for a new link never changes or cancels anything. A new link stops the old one working — that's the point of them. Nobody here can read the password you choose.
  1. Press Log in, then Forgot Password

    Press Log in at the top of the website. A small panel asks for an email and password; underneath it is Forgot Password. Use that — there's nothing to guess at.

    The sign-in panel, and the line underneath it that does the work.

    The sign-in panel, and the line underneath it that does the work.

  2. Type the email you signed up with

    Type the address your account was made with — the one our emails arrive at — and press Send Reset Link. If nothing comes in a couple of minutes, check spam: a second request replaces the first link.

    One box, one button, and a new link in your inbox.

    One box, one button, and a new link in your inbox.

  3. Choose a password, twice

    Open the link, type the password you want twice, and press Set Password. You're signed straight in, and that password works on the panel from now on. If the link says expired, send another.

    Two boxes, and you are in.

    Two boxes, and you are in.

You will know it worked when you can sign in with your email and the password you chose, on any device.

I cannot find the screen I am looking for. How are the menus laid out?

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