Manage sign-in and browser sessions
Updated 4 hours ago • October 18, 2026
Open Settings > Account and find Sign-in methods. The options shown depend on the methods enabled for your account and Cloud installation.
Manage sign-in methods
This section lists the ways you can sign in to the same Kortyx account. Available options depend on which methods are enabled for your Cloud environment.
Connect Google or GitHub using Connect beside the provider. Follow its sign-in steps, then return to Account and check that it says Connected. Connecting a provider does not create a new workspace.
If that Google or GitHub account is already connected to another Kortyx account, sign in to that account first. Keep another way to sign in before disconnecting the provider there, then return to connect it to the intended account.
Password
Use Set password or Change password to follow the secure password setup steps. You can reset a forgotten password from the sign-in page.
Passkeys
A passkey lets you sign in with your device's fingerprint, face unlock, or a security key. Select Add a passkey when it is available and follow your browser's instructions. Use a device you trust. Adding a passkey is optional.
Saved passkeys appear by name so you can remove one you no longer use. Removing a passkey stops it from working for this account.
Disconnect a sign-in method
Select Disconnect for a connected provider or Remove for a saved passkey. Read the confirmation before continuing. Your account and projects stay; that sign-in option stops working.
Keep at least one way to sign in. If removal is blocked, add another sign-in method first. If Studio cannot check your connected methods, refresh and retry instead of assuming one has been removed.
Confirm your identity
For sensitive changes, Studio may ask you to sign in again if your last sign-in was more than five minutes ago. Select Confirm your identity, complete sign-in, then return to Account and repeat the intended change. Confirming your identity alone does not submit the change.
If you cancel a sign-in or account-linking step, your existing Studio session stays available. Check the status in Account before trying again.
Good to know: Ending a browser session leaves your application credentials working. Use API key revocation to stop application writes; account deletion has a broader scope.
Browser sessions
Review the browsers signed in to your account. Ending one session signs that browser out; it does not revoke your app's API keys or delete recorded runs. Ending your current session returns you to sign-in. Use the all-sessions control when you want to sign out everywhere.
Remember me is chosen on the sign-in page. It is separate from how long an app API key remains valid. Account settings never shows reusable browser credentials or provider tokens.
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