Your Kanorio account manages website content, domains, team members, and payment settings. The most important principle for protecting your account isn't remembering more passwords, but ensuring only you can access the email, Google account, and second factor verification needed to log in.
Kanorio allows you to log in using your Google account or an email verification code, eliminating the need to set up a separate Kanorio password. This is known as passwordless login.
In simple terms, the system confirms your identity either through your existing Google account or a one-time code sent to your email. This reduces the risk of having "yet another password to remember, reuse, or have leaked."
However, this also means you must take extra care to protect the Google account and email address you use for logging in. If someone gains control of your email or Google account, they might attempt to log into Kanorio.
When requesting an email verification code, the system may ask you to complete a human verification check. This is a small test to distinguish between real users and automated programs, reducing the risk of bots repeatedly requesting login emails or guessing accounts.
If prompted, please follow the on-screen instructions to complete the verification. Do not attempt to bypass it using unauthorized plugins or automation tools.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is the most recommended account protection to enable. Once activated, even if someone obtains your Google login credentials or an email login link, they will still need to enter a time-sensitive code generated by an authenticator app to complete the login.
Think of it like your office building having two different locks: the first verifies your login method, and the second confirms you possess the authenticator app.
We recommend that you:
Please log in to your dashboard and enable 2FA from the "Security" section of your "Account Settings".
When multiple people manage a website together, invite each member using their own account instead of sharing login details. This allows you to clearly track who can do what and to remove individual members when collaboration ends.
Regularly review the following:
Check and manage your team members from the dashboard's "Console". When collaboration ends, immediately remove anyone who no longer needs access.
If you receive a Kanorio verification code or login link email without initiating a login, someone might be attempting to use your email address to log in. This doesn't necessarily mean your account has been compromised, but you should immediately be vigilant:
For more comprehensive steps on handling security incidents, please read .
Kanorio does not use traditional passwords for login, so there's no Kanorio password to reset. You can log in with Google or request a new verification code via email.
An email verification code is used to confirm that you are the person who can access that email account. If 2FA is enabled, you'll also be asked for a short code from your authenticator app after logging in, adding an extra layer of verification.
First, secure the email or Google account used for login. Then, log into Kanorio from a trusted device, enable or reconfigure 2FA, and review your team members and website settings. If you cannot log in or notice unauthorized actions, contact customer support immediately and do not provide verification codes or backup codes through messages.
It is not recommended. Please use team invitations to have each person use their own account. This preserves individual access scopes and makes it easier to revoke permissions when collaboration ends.
