# Welcome This editor is where you write, save, and publish entries for your site: posts, pages, whatever your site owner set up for you to manage. You don't need a password, an account of your own, or anything installed. You sign in with your email address and a link. ## Signing in 1. Go to your site's address followed by `/admin`. For example, if your site is `yoursite.com`, go to `yoursite.com/admin`. Enter the email address your site owner added for you, then select **Send sign-in link**. 2. Check your inbox. A message arrives with a one-time link. Open it within 10 minutes, or it expires and you'll need to request a new one. 3. The link opens a page that asks you to confirm. Select **Confirm sign-in**. This extra step exists so opening the email itself can't sign you in by accident. You'll land in the editor, signed in. Bookmark `yoursite.com/admin` (with your own site's address) so you can come straight back next time without waiting on another email. **You'll see the same "check your email" message either way, whether your site owner has added your address yet or not.** That's deliberate: it keeps anyone who tries a random address from learning which addresses are real. If nothing arrives after a minute or two, check your spam folder first. If it still isn't there, your address may not be the one your site owner added. Ask them to check. **If you request a link twice in quick succession**, the second request doesn't send a new one. The page asks you to check your inbox, or wait a minute and try again. That's a safety limit, not an error. If you ever run into trouble signing in, or a link stops working partway through, [When something goes wrong](./when-something-goes-wrong.md) covers it. ## Staying signed in Once you're signed in, your browser stays signed in for about a month, so you won't have to repeat this every time. If you're on a shared or public computer, sign out when you're done. The sign-out control lives with your name in the editor's sidebar. ## If the editor looks empty If you sign in and see a plain welcome message with nothing to write in, your account isn't set up to manage anything yet. That's not a fault on your end. Let whoever administers your site know, and they can give you something to work on. --- *Checked against the editor on 2026-08-14.*