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Signing In

Signing in to App Maker takes two steps: your email and password, followed by a one-time passcode (OTP) sent to your email. The passcode step runs on every interactive sign-in and cannot be skipped.

Step 1 — Enter Your Credentials

  1. Open the App Maker sign-in page.

  2. Enter your email and password.

  3. Select Login.

If you've forgotten your password, use the Forgot password link to reset it before continuing.

Step 2 — Verify with a Passcode

After your credentials are accepted, App Maker sends a 6-digit security code to your email and shows the Verify screen. The address the code was sent to is displayed at the top, next to a mail icon.

  1. Open the email and note the 6-digit code.

  2. Enter it into the six boxes on the Verify screen. Verification happens automatically as soon as all six digits are entered — there's no separate submit button.

  3. Once the code is accepted, you're signed in and taken to your destination in the app.

The screen also shows:

  • A countdown timer — how many seconds the current code stays valid.

  • Resend code — sends a fresh code. If you request one too soon, a message tells you to wait before trying again. A new code is only re-timed once the previous one has expired.

  • Change — returns you to Step 1 so you can sign in with a different account.

If You Get Sent Back to Login

For your security, App Maker ends the passcode session and returns you to the login screen in a few cases:

  • Too many attempts. Please log in again. — you entered an incorrect code too many times.

  • Too many resend attempts. Please log in again. — you requested a new code too many times.

When this happens, start again from Step 1.

Signing In from the CLI

The steps above cover the web interface. To sign in from the App Maker CLI, make sure you're on the latest CLI version — older versions are not compatible with the current sign-in flow and will fail to log in. See the Setup Existing Project on CLI guide for the CLI login and configuration commands.

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