You don't need to register separately or remember a password to use Kanorio. Once you log in for the first time, your account is automatically created. Every subsequent login using the same method will bring you back to that same account.
This is called passwordless login: instead of relying on a password you have to remember, the system confirms your identity by verifying that you own the Google account, email address, or device you are using. By removing passwords, we eliminate the risks of them being guessed, reused, or leaked.
Kanorio offers three login methods, which you can switch between depending on your situation:
For your first time, please log in using your Google account or an email verification code.
Kanorio identifies your account by the email address associated with your Google account: if that email doesn't have a Kanorio account yet, one will be created automatically; if it already exists, you will be logged into your existing account.
If you are checking your email on the same device, you can simply click the "Log in now" button in the email. Both the code and the button expire after 15 minutes. If it expires, click "Resend" on the login page and use the latest email you received.
A Passkey is like a digital key stored on your phone or computer. When you log in, your device will ask you to verify your identity using your fingerprint, facial recognition, or device passcode before using that key to log you in.
Passkeys must be set up after you have logged into Kanorio. You can create one via the prompt after logging in, or add one at any time in your account settings.
Post-Login Prompt
When you log in with a Google account or email code and enter the dashboard, you might see a prompt to "Use fingerprint or facial recognition next time". Click "Create Passkey" and follow your device's prompts. The system will name it based on your device, which you can edit later in account settings.
This prompt won't interrupt your workflow: it won't appear on your first login after registration, nor when you navigate directly to other pages from an email link. If you don't want to set it up yet, click "Remind me later" and it won't appear for 30 days. If you click "Don't show again" the next time it appears, the prompt will be disabled for that device.
Add via Account Settings
Why do I sometimes need to verify my identity again?
Since a Passkey allows direct login, the system needs to verify it's you before adding one. If you add it within 15 minutes of logging in on that device, no extra verification is needed. After 15 minutes:
Click "Log in with Passkey" on the login page and follow your device's prompts. Some browsers will also list your Passkey in the suggestion list when you tap the email field; selecting it will log you in directly.
You can add up to 10 Passkeys per account (e.g., one for your phone and one for your work computer). In the Passkey list under "Account Settings → Login & Security", you can view the name, last used time, and sync status of each key, as well as rename or delete them.
Every time you add or delete a Passkey, we will send you an email notification to ensure it was you.
Yes. As long as the email address for your Google account matches your Kanorio account, using either method will lead to the same account. Your website, subscription, and data remain consistent. A Passkey belongs to the account it was added to.
In Account Settings under "Login & Security → Login Methods", you can see your active methods. If you haven't linked Google login yet, you can click "Link" here to connect a Google account with the same email.
These apps use their own in-app browsers—simplified versions of browsers—rather than your phone's native Safari or Chrome. In-app browsers often block Google login and do not support Passkeys, so "Log in with Passkey" won't appear.
In this case, please use one of the following:
Google account and email verification codes are always available, so you won't be locked out if your Passkey fails. Handle it based on the situation:
If you cannot receive the login email and cannot use your Google account, please . Our support team will assist you after verifying your identity. Never share your verification or backup codes with anyone, including those claiming to be support staff.
If you manage an official website, store, or team, we recommend enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Once enabled, you will need to enter a 6-digit code from your authenticator app when logging in with Google or an email code. For setup, backup codes, and device management, see .
After logging in, you will be taken to your website "Overview". If you don't have a website yet, you can start building your first one here; see .
Kanorio doesn't use passwords, so there's nothing to reset. Please log in using your Google account, an email verification code, or an existing Passkey.
Please ensure you are entering the code from the latest login email. Codes expire after 15 minutes; if expired, please request a new one and avoid mixing numbers from multiple emails.
Yes. All three methods lead to the same account, so you can choose the most convenient one for the situation.
No. Fingerprint and facial recognition are processed entirely on your device. Kanorio only receives a confirmation that "the device has verified it is you" along with public data that cannot be used for login.
No. Passkey login requires both your device and your fingerprint/facial recognition/passcode, which acts as two-factor authentication itself. Therefore, you won't be asked for an authenticator code. If you log in via Google or email code, 2FA will still be required as usual.
Linking only accepts a Google account with the same email as your Kanorio account. Please click "Link" again and select the correct account in the Google window. Logging in with a Google account using a different email will create a separate Kanorio account.
Not at this time. Kanorio identifies accounts by email; even if unlinked, logging in with a Google account using the same email will still lead to the original account. If you are concerned about Google account security, please secure your Google account, log out of all other devices in "Account Settings → Login & Security", and enable 2FA.