For the teamLast updated: 10 October 2026
Getting started
Creating your account or accepting an invitation, the ways to sign in, and a tour of every screen in the dashboard.
Create your account
Press Create account on the sign-in page and sign up with your name, email and a password — or continue with Google, Microsoft or Apple where they are offered. Your own workspace is ready the moment you are in; nothing needs configuring before you start.
An account made with an email and password is confirmed with a six-digit code sent to that address; until you type it, the dashboard waits. Google, Microsoft and Apple have already confirmed your address, so those accounts skip the code.
Then a short first-run setup, about ninety seconds: name your workspace, pick your brand colour (the whole interface repaints as you pick — hover a swatch to try one first on a computer), add a logo (part of the paid plans — on a plan without it, that step says so and lets you move on), confirm your time zone, and say what you will use it for. Every step can be skipped, and Explore first goes straight to the dashboard. An admin can run it again any time from Settings → First-run setup → Run setup, and the colour and logo also live on the Branding and Workspace pages.
Ways to sign in
The method you used last time carries a small Last used badge, so a returning visitor can see at a glance which door they came through.
Forgot your password? Use the link on the sign-in page. You will be emailed a code, then asked to choose a new password. Resetting it signs you out on every device, so anyone who knew the old one is out too. An account that has never had a password — one made with Google, say — can set its first one the same way.
A tour of the dashboard
The sidebar is the map of the whole product; on a phone it becomes a drawer behind the menu button at the top. At its top sit the workspace switcher (the workspace you are in, and any others you belong to), Search and Create survey. Not every item appears for everyone: some need a role (see Team & roles), some a plan, and an admin can switch some off in Settings → Modules.
| Screen | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Surveys | Every survey in the workspace. Create, search, filter, sort, switch between list and grid, and open one to read its responses. A phone opens it as a grid and a computer as a list; whichever you pick is remembered. What you choose stays in the address, so a refresh or a link you send opens the same view. |
| Analytics | Workspace-wide totals: responses over time, the busiest surveys, the Arabic/English split and the latest responses. |
| Contacts | The names, emails and phone numbers respondents left. See Contact directory. |
| Branding | The workspace colour, and on a paid plan your own colour and addresses. Admins only. See Branding. |
| Workspace | The workspace's name and logo (admins), the people in it, their roles, and inviting someone new. |
| Activity log | An append-only log of who did what and when. Admins and the owner; part of the Pro plan. |
| Profile | Your own name and picture, email address, password, passkeys, sign-in methods and email language. See Your account. |
| Settings | The workspace time zone, running first-run setup again, the plan, this period's usage and which modules are on — plus This device: larger text, reduced motion and the language. |
Under Support at the bottom: Help (guided tours, a search of this guide, shortcuts and a way to reach us), the Help centre and What's new. The very bottom holds the العربية | English switch and your name, with the sign-out button.
Shortcuts worth learning
The command palette is the fastest way to move around: it searches the surveys of the workspace you are in by name and jumps straight to any of its screens.
- CtrlKOpen the command palette (⌘K on a Mac)
- CtrlBCollapse or expand the sidebar
- CtrlSIn the builder: save your changes now (⌘S on a Mac)
- CtrlEnterIn the builder: publish (⌘Enter on a Mac)
- EscClose any dialog, drawer or preview