# Your account and signing in

> Signing up and logging in with Google, GitHub or email, confirming your email, resetting your password, and closing your account.

Your **account** is you: how you sign in. What Seovyn writes belongs to an [organization](/docs/organizations), one per website, and one account can belong to several.

## Sign up

At [app.seovyn.com/signup](https://app.seovyn.com/signup), continue with **Google** or **GitHub**, or create an account with your email and a password. That's all sign-up asks; the welcome screen that follows asks which site to write for. The Free plan needs no card.

**Continue with Google** and **Continue with GitHub** on the login page work for new accounts too: if you don't have an account yet, one is created.

## Confirm your email

If you signed up with email and a password, Seovyn sends a confirmation link. Until you use it, a reminder sits at the top of the dashboard, with **Resend the link** if it went missing. Nothing waits on it, with one exception: you need a confirmed email to add a second organization.

Accounts made with Google or GitHub are confirmed already.

## Log in and out

Log in at [app.seovyn.com/login](https://app.seovyn.com/login) the same way you signed up. To log out, open your name in the top right of the dashboard and choose **Log out**.

## Forgot your password

On the login page, choose **Forgot password?** and enter your email. A link to set a new password arrives in your inbox, and you get an email confirming the change. If you signed up with Google or GitHub, there's no password to reset: continue with the same provider.

## Pilot

Seovyn Pilot, the Browser Agent's Chrome extension, signs in through your account too: **Sign in with Seovyn** in Pilot opens a page in the dashboard where you approve the connection. See [Browser Agent](/docs/browser-agent).

## Close your account

There isn't a self-serve button for this yet. Email hello@seovyn.com from the address on your account and ask: it's done within 30 days, and you're told when. Cancel any paid plan first, from Plan & usage. Articles already published on your site stay there; they're yours. See the [Privacy Policy](/privacy) for what's kept and for how long.
