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How do I sign in to the Nimanto app?
By Nimanto 2 min read
In short
Open the app and tap anything that needs your account. A sign-in pop-up rises; enter your e-mail and type the six-digit code Nimanto sends, or choose Use a password instead, Sign in with Apple or Continue with Google. You carry on from where you were.
The app opens on Home with no account needed. You can look through the occasions, browse designs and cards, search, and watch a design's full preview before signing in.
When you are asked to sign in
A sign-in pop-up rises over whatever you were looking at the first time you tap something that needs your account: Use this design, Build with AI, a heart, Start a brief, the Planner or Event Hub plates, or the Events, Activity and Account tabs. It says why, and once you are in, the app carries on from there without another tap. Cancel or drag it down to change nothing.
Sign in with a code
- 1Enter your e-mail address.
- 2Open the six-digit code Nimanto e-mails you and type it in.
- 3You are signed in. An account that does not exist yet is created from the code; the app records that you accepted the terms, which every sign-in screen states.
No password is needed. This is the app's default.
Other ways in
- Use a password instead, for an account that has one. Too many wrong passwords pause password sign-in for a while, as on the website; a code still works.
- Sign in with Apple and Continue with Google, where the app offers them. An existing account with the same e-mail is linked automatically.
Passkeys are website only; the app does not use them.
Your account in the app
The Account tab shows your name, e-mail and plan, with Notifications, Appearance, your saved designs, Help and contact us, and Profile, where you change your name, phone, time zone and sign-off. Changing your e-mail there sends a code to the new address, as on the website. See How do I change my name, e-mail or password?.
Signing out
Open Account and tap Sign out. The phone stops getting push notifications first, so a signed-out phone gets no more of them. Signing out lands on Home.
If you are signed out by itself
A session that ends on its own lands on Home with the reason in an amber band and Sign in beside it. Signing in returns you to where you were. Resetting or changing your password on the website also signs the app out on every phone, to be safe.
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