Sign in with Google, Microsoft, or Facebook

One less password to keep track of. You can now create your account — or sign in to the one you already have — with Google, Microsoft, or Facebook. The buttons sit at the top of the sign-in and sign-up pages, above the usual email and password fields.

Already have an account? Nothing changes unless you want it to. The first time you use one of these buttons with the email address you registered, we'll ask for your password once and connect the two. After that, either way in works — and if that password has slipped your mind, you can send yourself a reset link without leaving the page.

You can see which accounts are connected at any time under Connected Accounts in the menu beneath your name, and disconnect any you no longer use. We'll always leave you at least one way to sign in, so there's no way to lock yourself out by accident.

A note on privacy, because it matters to us as much as it does to you: we only ever receive your name and email address from these providers, we never post anything on your behalf, and your password for them is never shared with us. Your loved ones, schedules, and check-in history stay exactly as they are — this only changes how you get in.