Manage your account, request access, or get back in when you cannot sign in. These guides are public: you do not need a working account to read them.
Locked out? Start with Get access back to your account. If you cannot use your recovery email or authenticator, Contact Tyler using your existing contact details.
| I want to… | Guide |
|---|---|
| Get my first account | Create an account |
| Sign in or find my applications | Sign in |
| Change my name or contact email | Manage my profile |
| Change a password I know | Change my password |
| Reset a forgotten password or recover access | Account recovery |
| Deal with an authenticator or a lost phone | Authentication codes and device changes |
| Get access or request for someone else | Request access |
| Respond to a sponsorship or access request | Sponsors and approvers |
| Remove access or close my account | Leaving and removing access |
| Work out why something is not working | Troubleshooting and FAQ |
Being able to sign in does not grant every application. Some services also maintain their own accounts or sessions; follow the service's sign-in option rather than creating a second account to work around a problem.
You should finish with a clear result: a submitted request, a saved change, or a successful sign-in. A pending request is not yet approval.
Contact Tyler using your existing contact details. Give your username if known, the affected application, the approximate time, and the error wording. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, enrollment QR codes, or full recovery links. Share account-specific details in your existing private conversation with Tyler rather than a Wiki comment.
Privileged-account holders can read the signed-in companion guide. Recovery help remains public even when that guide cannot be opened.
Guide review: 9 September 2026. Follow the current requirements displayed by the service if a screen has changed.