> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jinn.so/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Sign in > Create your Jinn account, get back in when you're signed out, and set or reset your password. Everything in Jinn hangs off your account: the workspaces you belong to, the [projects](https://docs.jinn.so/projects/manage-projects.md) you can open, the recordings you're allowed to hear. Signing in is one screen, and there's no separate registration form — the same screen creates the account if you don't have one yet. ## Create your account Open Jinn and you land on **Welcome to Jinn**, under it **Sign in or create an account**. ![The Jinn sign-in screen: Welcome to Jinn, the email field and Continue](https://mintcdn.com/jinn/ZeeLrANQe1V9YBVz/images/workspace/sign-in-screen.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ZeeLrANQe1V9YBVz\&q=85\&s=dc3b497504ae0b71973f2c65cfb71ee3) One screen for both signing in and signing up **1. Enter your email** Type the address you want the account under and click **Continue**. A work address keeps your meetings where your colleagues can be invited to them. A temporary address from a throwaway-mail service is refused with *Temporary email addresses cannot be used to sign up. Please use your regular email address.* If you typed a comma by mistake, Jinn suggests the address it thinks you meant. **2. Enter the code we sent** Jinn emails you a six-digit code and the screen changes to **Check your inbox**. Type the code and you're in, or click **Sign in with a magic link** in the same email. Both work for 30 minutes. If nothing arrives, check spam, then use **Resend code** — it's available again after a short countdown. There's no password to choose at this point. To add one later, click your avatar in the left sidebar, then **Settings**. Under **Account settings** → **Password**, click **Set password**, then **Send set link**. Jinn emails you a link; open it, type the new password twice, and click **Save password**. The code by email keeps working either way. ## Set up your first workspace A new account goes through a few full-page steps. Each one can be finished later, and you can change everything afterwards in **Settings**. 1. **What should we call you?** Type **Your name**, add a photo if you like, and click **Continue**. Your teammates see both on invites, comments and meetings. 2. **Join a workspace**, if someone has already invited you. Click **Join** next to it. To start your own instead, click **Create my own workspace**. 3. **Create a workspace.** Type a **Workspace name** — your team or company is the usual choice — and click **Create workspace**. When **{workspace} is ready** appears, click **Set up my workspace**. 4. **Invite your team**, if it's your workspace. Send invitations by email, copy an **Invite link**, or upload a list with **Import CSV**. **I'll do this later** skips the step. 5. **Add your AI keys**, if your workspace runs on its own keys. **Skip for now** leaves it for later — see [How your AI is powered](https://docs.jinn.so/workspace/ai-and-indexing.md). The last screen, **Welcome to Jinn**, points at the two things to do first: record a meeting or create a project. Click **Got it**. ## Sign in again The same screen, and what it asks for depends on what the account has: * **With a password** — the screen greets you with **Welcome back** and asks for it. **Show password** beside the field lets you check what you typed, and **Hide password** masks it again. * **Without one, or when you'd rather not type it** — **Email a sign-in link** under **Trouble signing in?** sends the code instead. On the password screen the same escape hatch reads **sign in with password** in reverse: both routes reach the same account. An email address is one account. Whichever way you get in, you land in the same workspaces. ## Reset a forgotten password Get in with a code first: on **Welcome back**, click **Email a sign-in link** under **Trouble signing in?**. Then click your avatar in the left sidebar, **Settings**, and under **Password** click **Change password**, then **Send reset link**. Open the link in the email, set a new password, and sign in with it next time. You can change the address itself later from your account settings — Jinn sends a verification link to the new one, and the change takes effect when you open it. ## When a sign-in link doesn't work Opening the link from the sign-in email shows **Signing you in** while Jinn checks it. If the check fails, the page says why. A link works once, for 30 minutes, and only in the browser you asked for it from. | What you see | What to do | | - | - | | **This link has expired** | The link was older than 30 minutes or already used. Click **Send a new link** | | **Open this link where you asked for it** | Open the email in the browser you signed in from, or click **Send a new link** to get one that works here | | **This link is incomplete** | Part of the link was lost, often by copying it. Click **Back to sign-in** and ask for a new one | | **Couldn’t sign you in** | Click **Send a new link** | After **Send a new link**, the page reads **Check your email** and the new link goes to the same address. **Back to sign-in** opens the sign-in screen with your address already filled in. If you ask for links too often, Jinn says *Too many requests. Wait a minute and try again.* ## Stay signed in, or sign out Jinn keeps you signed in between sessions. Signing out is deliberate, from your account menu, and Jinn asks first: **Workspaces in this account will be removed from this device. They'll come back when you sign in again.** Nothing is deleted — the local copy goes, the server copy stays. ## Open the desktop app Signing in happens in the browser, and Jinn hands you over to the desktop app afterwards: **Opening the Jinn app…**, with **Open Jinn** if it doesn't come to the front by itself and **Continue with browser** if you'd rather stay where you are. **Download app** is on the same screen when the app isn't installed yet, and the same build is at [app.jinn.so/download](https://app.jinn.so/download). ## Where to go next > [card] [Workspace settings](https://docs.jinn.so/workspace/settings.md) > > The name, the tags, the properties and the storage every project shares. > [card] [Where your data goes](https://docs.jinn.so/workspace/your-data.md) > > Who can open a recording, and what deleting removes. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.