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Sign in to Ornn with a passwordless magic link, Google, GitHub, or Microsoft. Use the same work email across sign-in methods to access your account. Ornn opens the next onboarding step or your approved console after sign-in.

Sign in or create an account

The sign-in page has one email field and one primary action. The action reads “Sign In” or “Sign Up” based on the mode you are in. First-time visitors start in sign-in mode. To create an account, use the Sign Up link under “Don’t have an account?”. The page switches to create-account mode. To switch back, use the Sign In link under “Already have an account?”.
The mode only changes the page label. Email sign-in and provider sign-in use the same account flow, so either mode can create a new account or resume an existing one.

Sign-in methods

What happens after sign-in

Where you land depends on the state of your account: Until approval, direct customer-console links return you to the applicable onboarding step. Shared listing links remain viewable in their read-only public form while approval is pending.

Session persistence

Your session stays active across browser restarts. You won’t need to sign in again on the same device unless you explicitly sign out or your session expires. Use Sign out in the Settings tab of the Account page to end a session at any time.

Sign in from the CLI or your code

Run ornn login. The CLI opens this sign-in flow in your browser, then returns to the terminal. Use ornn login --no-browser on a remote machine. See Ornn CLI.