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By the end of this guide, you’ll be signed in to Cura and looking at your account for the very first time — ready to set up your workspace. It takes a couple of minutes, and you only do it once.

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Before you begin

  • The email address you used (or were invited with) to join Cura.
  • Access to that email inbox, in case you need to confirm a sign-in code or link.
1

Open Cura

  • Go to the Cura web app in your browser. We recommend a recent version of Chrome, Safari, or Edge.
  • Bookmark the page so you can come back to it quickly each day.
2

Sign in

Cura handles sign-in securely through Clerk, our trusted login provider. You won’t need to remember a separate Cura password if you sign in with an email link or a connected account.
  • Enter your email address on the sign-in screen.
  • Choose how to sign in — follow the on-screen option, whether that’s a one-time code sent to your email, a magic link, or a connected account.
  • Confirm your identity if prompted, then you’re in.
If you were invited by a teammate, sign in with the exact email address the invitation was sent to. Using a different address can create a separate, empty account.
You’re signed in — Cura now knows who you are.
3

Land in your account

The first time you sign in to a brand-new account, Cura takes you straight into a short setup wizard. It starts with your website: you paste a link, Cura reads your site, and it drafts your AI before you confirm a few basics. We cover the whole flow in First-time setup.
Already part of a team that’s set up? You’ll land in the Inbox instead, ready to start working.

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Troubleshooting

  • The sign-in code or link didn’t arrive. Check your spam folder, wait a minute, and request a new one. Make sure you typed your email correctly.
  • You landed in an empty account. You may have signed in with the wrong email. Sign out and try again with the address your invitation was sent to.
  • You’re stuck on a loading screen. Refresh the page, or try a different browser. A private/incognito window rules out browser extensions getting in the way.