Signing in
There are three ways into your account, and they all lead to the same place — you can use whichever you prefer, and switch between them freely.
Email and password
Section titled “Email and password”The usual. When you set a password we check it against Have I Been Pwned — a free, widely trusted service that catalogues billions of passwords exposed in past data breaches. If the password you chose appears in that dataset, we ask you to pick a different one before the account is created.
The check is privacy-preserving: we only ever send a short, anonymised fragment of the password’s fingerprint to that service — never the password itself, which can’t be reconstructed from it. Triggering it doesn’t mean your account has been compromised — only that the password is already circulating publicly, which makes it the single easiest way for an account to be taken over. Choose anything that isn’t on that list and you’re straight through.
Magic link
Section titled “Magic link”Enter your email and we send you a link that signs you in. No password to remember, and nothing to type on a phone.
Sign in with your Google account. If you first signed up with a password and later use Google with the same address, you land in the same account rather than a duplicate.
Verifying your email
Section titled “Verifying your email”New accounts have to verify their email address before they can sign in. We send a six-digit code that’s valid for 10 minutes.
If it expires, request another from the sign-in screen. If it doesn’t arrive, check spam before anything else — that’s where it usually is.
Staying signed in
Section titled “Staying signed in”Signing in once covers the dashboard and everything under it. Sessions persist across browser restarts, so you shouldn’t be asked repeatedly on a device you use regularly.
Forgotten password
Section titled “Forgotten password”Use Forgot password on the sign-in screen and we’ll email you a reset link. If you’re not sure whether you ever set a password — because you signed up with Google or a magic link — just use that method instead; you don’t need a password at all.
Emails from us, and staying safe
Section titled “Emails from us, and staying safe”Every email we send about your account — verification codes, magic links and password resets — comes from Living Page <no-reply@mail.livingpage.app>. If one doesn’t arrive, check your spam or junk folder first; account emails often land there.
We only ever ask for the minimum needed to create and run your account: your email address, and a password if you choose to set one. We will never email you asking for more personal details, payment information, or your password. If a message claiming to be from Living Page asks for anything more — or links to a page asking you to “verify” extra information — treat it as suspicious and don’t act on it.
When in doubt about any email or link, don’t click it. Email us directly at hello@livingpage.app and we’ll confirm whether it really came from us, and help with anything else to do with your account.
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