Creating an Account

To start using Doremind, you first need to create an account. The registration process takes less than a minute, and you have three ways to do it depending on what fits your workflow best.

Choosing your sign-up method

• Create manually — by entering your email and setting a password directly on the registration form. If you prefer to keep Doremind separate from your other accounts, or you simply don’t use Google or GitHub for work, creating an account manually with your email and a password gives you full control. This is also the better option if you plan to share login access with a teammate under a single studio account, since Google and GitHub sign-in ties the account to one specific external identity.
• Sign up with Google — by connecting either your basic Google account, or your Google Workspace account for quick and secure access. It skips the password step entirely and ties your Doremind account to credentials you are already using daily, which also makes password recovery a non-issue later on.
• Sign up with GitHub — likewise, by connecting your GitHub account for quick and secure access. It works the same way and tends to be the natural choice for developers who want their tools connected to the same identity they use for repositories and deployments. It keeps your work environment consistent across platforms.

Whichever method you choose, the account itself works identically afterward. Nothing about your access to features, projects, or workspaces depends on how you signed up.

Completing your profile

Once your account exists, Doremind will ask for a few optional details: your name, location, and username. None of this is required to start working, and you can skip it and fill it in later from your account settings. Filling it in early is mainly useful if you plan to use Public Portfolios, since your name and username become part of how your profile is presented externally.

Verifying your account

After registration, a verification email is sent to the address you signed up with. Opening it and clicking the confirmation link is what activates full access to your account. Until you verify, you can still explore the interface, but certain features stay locked, most notably the ability to create and manage Public Portfolios.

Verification exists to confirm that the email tied to your account is real and reachable, since that same address is used for notifications, password recovery, and any billing communication if you upgrade later. It is worth doing right away rather than postponing it.

If the verification email doesn’t arrive within a few minutes, check your spam or promotions folder first, since transactional emails are occasionally filtered there. If it still hasn’t shown up, you can request a new verification email from your account settings, which invalidates the previous link and sends a fresh one.

Once verified, you will be able to start using all the basic (free) features of your account right away.

What’s next

With your account created and verified, the next step is setting up your first Workspace, the space where your projects, clients, and team will actually live.