You can sign up with Google, Microsoft, SSO, Apple, or email. Google, Microsoft, SSO, and Apple have no separate sign-up button; your Tiro account is created the first time you sign in successfully. Email uses a separate sign-up flow on the web.
Sign-up method
How the account is created
Tiro password
Google
Created automatically on your first successful sign-in
None
Microsoft
Created automatically on your first successful sign-in
None
SSO
Created automatically on your first successful company SSO sign-in
None
Apple
Created automatically on your first successful sign-in in the iPhone or iPad app
None
Email
Explicit sign-up flow on the web
Yes (you set it)
Google, Microsoft, SSO, and email options on the web sign-in screen
Remember which method you used. You can start at tiro.ooo, then use the same method on supported devices. To add another method later, see the account management guide.
Signing up creates a workspace and grants 100 minutes right away. Complete four onboarding tasks within 3 weeks to earn 50 minutes per task and increase your free trial allowance to 300 minutes. No payment method is required.
With a Google account, your first sign-in is your sign-up. Open the sign-in window at tiro.ooo, agree to the Privacy Policy, then press [Continue with Google]. Pick your Google account and finish authenticating: if it’s a new account, a Tiro account is created; if it already exists, you simply sign in.An account created with Google has no Tiro password. The next time you sign in, you skip the password and come in through [Continue with Google].
With a Microsoft account, too, your first sign-in is your sign-up. Press [Continue with Microsoft] in the sign-in window and authenticate with your Microsoft account; if it’s your first time, a Tiro account is created right there. As with Google, there’s no Tiro password, and from then on you sign in through [Continue with Microsoft].A Microsoft account needs an email address. If you sign in with a Microsoft account that has no email, you see “Your Microsoft account needs an email address.” Depending on your account settings, you may also need to enter a 6-digit verification code sent to your Microsoft account email once.
SSO sign-in is exclusive to the Enterprise plan. If your company has configured Tiro SSO, press [Continue with SSO] and enter your work email. Finish authentication on your company’s sign-in page. Your first successful sign-in creates your Tiro account; use the same button afterward. Domains configured as SSO-only must use this method instead of email sign-up.
Apple sign-in is available in the Tiro app for iPhone and iPad. Press [Continue with Apple] and authenticate. Your first successful sign-in creates your account. Apple accounts have no Tiro password, so use the Apple button next time too.
Email sign-up happens on the web at tiro.ooo. Once you finish, you can sign in with the same email and password on the desktop and mobile apps too.
Email field and sign-up link expanded on the web sign-in screen
1
Start email sign-up
Open the sign-in window at tiro.ooo, press [or Continue with Email], then press the [Sign up with email] link below it.
2
Agree to the terms
Agree to the Privacy Policy and confirm that you are at least 14 years old.
Terms shown at the start of email sign-up
3
Verify your email
Enter the email you want to sign up with, and a 6-digit verification code is sent to it. Enter the code from the email.
4
Set your password and nickname
Enter a password and the nickname shown on screen to finish signing up. The password must be 8 or more characters and include letters, numbers, and special characters (@$!%*#?&). A nickname must be 1 to 20 characters and can contain only English letters, Korean characters, numbers, and spaces.
5
Signed in automatically
Once sign-up finishes, you’re signed in automatically. You can create your first note right away.
If the verification email doesn’t arrive, check your spam or promotions folder first, then press [Resend verification code]. If it still doesn’t arrive, see Emails you’re expecting don’t arrive.
It’s an SSO-only domain: If your company set your email domain to SSO only, sign up and sign in with [Continue with SSO] instead of email. Entering the email shows “This email domain requires SSO login.”
The email is already in use: If that email already has a Tiro account, you see “This email is already in use.” Sign in instead of signing up, and if you can’t remember your password, reset it with the [Forgot your password?] link in the sign-in window. If the account was created with a social login, see When you can’t sign in.
The verification email doesn’t arrive: Check your spam or promotions folder and press [Resend verification code]. For a fuller check, see Emails you’re expecting don’t arrive.
The Microsoft account has no email: You can’t sign up with a Microsoft account that has no email attached. Add an email to the Microsoft account and try again.
I want to sign up with Google or Microsoft, but there’s no sign-up button
Google and Microsoft have no separate sign-up button. When you sign in successfully for the first time with [Continue with Google] or [Continue with Microsoft], your account is created at that moment. Sign-in and sign-up run through the same button, so a first-time account is created automatically.
If I sign up with a social account, how do I set a password?
An account created with Google or Microsoft has no Tiro password from the start. There’s no password to set and none to reset; just sign in again with the social button you used to sign up.
Signing in with the method you used to sign up is the surest way. On the web and desktop app, a Last Used badge above the button you last used on that device gives you a hint. If you’re still unsure, try [Continue with Google] and [Continue with Microsoft] with the same email in turn.
Yes. Anyone can sign up with email, with no organization domain registration needed. That said, if your company set the domain to SSO only, sign up and sign in with [Continue with SSO] instead of email.
