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Sign in to AddCal

Sign in with your password, an emailed login link, or Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or Zoom, and reset a forgotten password.

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You can sign in to AddCal three ways: with your email and password, with a login link we email you, or with a Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or Zoom account. All of them start on the AddCal sign-in page.

Just signed up with an email address? Confirm it first from the link we email you. See Verify your email when you sign up.

Sign in with your password

  1. On the sign-in page, stay on the Password tab.

  2. Enter your Email and Password. Tick Remember me to stay signed in on this device.

  3. Click Sign in.

If you have two-factor authentication turned on, enter your code when asked. If you see These credentials do not match our records., check your email and password, or use one of the other options below.

Sign in with an emailed login link

A login link lets you sign in without a password.

  1. On the sign-in page, open the Login Link tab.

  2. Enter your Email and click Send Login Link. You see If an account exists for that email, a magic link has been sent.

  3. Open the email (subject Your Magic Login Link) and click Log In.

  4. A Confirm sign in page opens. Click Sign in to finish.

The extra confirm step stops email security scanners, which open links automatically, from using up your link before you do. Each link works once and expires 15 minutes after it is sent. You can request one link per minute.

If the link does not work. If the page says the link is incomplete or has already been opened, or you see Invalid Link, the link has expired or been used. Click Request a new link (or go back to the sign-in page) and send a new one. Always use the most recent email.

Sign in with Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or Zoom

Under Or continue with, click the button for your provider, for example Sign In With Google, and approve the sign-in with that provider.

If you created your account this way, it has no password. Keep signing in with the same provider, or use a login link. To add a password as well, open your profile settings, fill in the Set Password section, and type SET PASSWORD to confirm. To connect a provider to an account that already has a password, see Security and your data.

Reset a forgotten password

  1. On the Password tab, click Forgot password?.

  2. Enter your email and click Email Password Reset Link. You see If that email address has an account, we have sent a password reset link. This message is the same whether or not the address has an account, so we never reveal who is registered. If no email arrives, check your spam folder and that you used the address you signed up with. If you have checked spam and still get nothing after a few minutes, contact support with the address you used.

  3. Click the link in the email within 60 minutes. On the Set your new password page, enter your email and a new password of at least 8 characters, then confirm it.

  4. Sign out connected apps is ticked by default. It disconnects any AI assistant or browser extension linked to your account. Untick it if you only forgot your password and want them left connected. See Security and your data for what it disconnects.

  5. Click Reset Password.

Your AddCal password is separate from your Gmail or other email password. If you have forgotten it, reset it with Forgot password? or sign in with a login link instead.

Change your password while signed in

  1. Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Settings, or go to https://addcal.co/user/profile.

  2. In Update Password, enter your Current Password, then a New Password of at least 8 characters, and type it again in Confirm Password.

  3. Click Save.

Also sign out connected apps is unticked here, so nothing is disconnected unless you tick it. See Security and your data for what it disconnects.

Signed up with Google or another provider? The section is called Set Password and does not ask for a current password. Type SET PASSWORD to confirm.

Can't find your events after signing in?

Each email address is a separate AddCal account, so you may be signed in to a different one. See Find the account that holds your events.

Created an event before you had an account? See Claim an event created without an account.

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