> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.base44.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Signing in and resetting your password > Sign in to Base44 with Google, Apple or email, reset a forgotten password from the login page, and find the right account when your apps seem to be missing. Sign in to Base44 with Google, Apple, or your email and password. You also use the login page to reset or change your password, and you can check which account you're in if your apps seem to be missing. *** ## Signing in to Base44 You can sign in to Base44 with **Google**, **Apple**, or an email and password. If your workspace has SSO set up, you can also sign in through your organization's identity provider. You use one Base44 account everywhere. Once you sign in, you have access to everything you're part of, including your workspaces, apps, and Superagents, all from the same account. *** ## Resetting your password Reset your password when you forget it or want to change it. There's no option to change your password in **Account settings**, so you use the reset flow from the login page, even when you can still sign in. If you created your account with Google or Apple, the same flow adds a password to that account, so you can also sign in with your email and password. ### Requesting a reset link Base44 sends the reset link to the email address on your account. > [!WARNING] > > **Limits on resetting your password:** > > * **Links expire quickly:** Each reset link works once and expires after 1 hour. If yours no longer works, request a new one. > * **SSO sign-in:** If you sign in through your organization's SSO, your password belongs to your organization's identity provider. Ask your organization's admin to reset it. **To reset your password:** 1. Go to the Base44 login page. 2. Enter your email address and click **Continue with email**. 3. Click **Forgot your password?** 4. Check that **Login email** shows the address you sign in with, then click **Verify Email**. 5. Open the email from Base44 with the subject "Reset your password for Base44" and click the link in it. 6. Enter and confirm your new password, then click **Reset Password**. ### Finding the reset email Reset emails can take a few minutes to arrive. If yours doesn't show up, try these: * Check your spam, junk, and promotions folders. * Make sure you entered the email address on your Base44 account. Base44 only sends a reset email when an account with that address exists, and the page looks the same either way. * Click **Resend email** on the confirmation page to get a new link. * If you signed up with Apple and chose to hide your email, your account uses a private address from Apple. Sign in with Apple instead. ### Signing back in Resetting your password signs you out of Base44 everywhere, including other browsers, other devices and the Base44 mobile app. Sign in again with your new password wherever you use Base44. The Base44 CLI and AI tools connected to the Base44 MCP server may also ask you to sign in again. Base44 also emails you with the subject "Your Base44 password was just changed". If you didn't change your password, reset it right away, turn on [two-factor authentication](https://docs.base44.com/documentation/account-and-billing/securing-your-account.md#two-factor-authentication) and [sign out any browsers you don't recognize](https://docs.base44.com/documentation/account-and-billing/securing-your-account.md#managing-signed-in-browsers). *** ## Finding the right account Each email address has its own Base44 account, with its own workspaces and apps. Signing in with Google or Apple takes you to the same account as your email and password, as long as the email address is the same. If your apps seem to be missing, you're usually signed in with a different email address or looking at a different workspace. You can end up in a different account when you sign in with: * **Another Google account:** Google asks which account to use each time, so picking a different one signs you in with that email address. * **Apple's Hide My Email:** If you chose to hide your email when you signed up with Apple, your account uses a private address from Apple. It's separate from any account under your real email. * **A work or personal email:** An account under your work email is separate from one under your personal email. ### Checking your account Your email address appears in the menu at the bottom left, so you can see which account you're in at any time. **To check which account you're signed in to:** 1. Click your workspace name at the bottom left of your account. 2. Find your email address above **Account settings**. ### Switching accounts or workspaces Once you know which account you're in, sign in with the right email address or switch to the workspace your apps are in. If you still can't find your apps, contact [Customer Care](https://app.base44.com/support/conversations). Choose what you want to do: > [accordion] Sign in with a different account > > Log out and sign back in with the email address your apps are under. > > **To sign in with a different account:** > > 1. Click your workspace name at the bottom left of your account. > 2. Click **Log out**. > 3. Sign in with the email address your apps are under. The login page marks the method you used last in this browser with **Last Used**. > [accordion] Switch to another workspace > > Apps belong to workspaces, so the app you're looking for may be in another workspace on the same account. > > **To switch to another workspace:** > > 1. Click your workspace name at the bottom left of your account. > 2. Click the workspace name at the top of the menu. > 3. Choose the workspace your apps are in. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.