Sign in with your phone

Leadara lets you sign in with just your mobile number. Enter your phone, we text you a one-time code, and you're in. If you don't have an account yet, signing in this way creates one for you automatically — there's no separate sign-up step and no password to set or forget.

When you use the Sign up form instead, a mobile number is required (email is optional). Phone OTP, email-and-password, and Google sign-in remain available on the login screen.

Signing in with a one-time codeTutorial · 2–4 min · Not recorded yet

Script to read

Hey everyone — quick one here. I want to show you the easiest way to get into Leadara: signing in with your phone number.

On the login screen you'll see a few tabs. I'm clicking the Phone tab. All it asks for is my mobile number, so I'll type it in and hit Send code.

A second later I get a text with a six-digit code. Back in Leadara, the screen has already moved on to ask for that code, so I'll punch it in and click Verify and continue. And that's it — I'm signed in.

Here's the nice part: if this is your first time and you don't have an account yet, this same flow just creates one for you. No password, no separate sign-up form. If you mistyped your number, there's a Change number link to go back, and if the code is taking too long you can resend it after a short wait.

So that's phone sign-in — type your number, grab the code, and you're in.

What you can do

• Log in with a one-time code instead of a password.
• Create an account automatically the first time you verify a new number.
• Sign up with phone + password on the Sign up tab — mobile is required; email is optional.
• Resend the code if it doesn't arrive, after a short cooldown.
• Switch methods anytime — email & password and Google sign-in are still available.

How it works

On the login screen, choose the Phone tab and enter your mobile number. We send a 6-digit code by SMS that's valid for a few minutes. Enter it and you're signed in.

• If a member already uses that number, you're logged into your existing account.
• If the number is new, an account is created for you on the spot.
• Codes expire quickly and stop working after several wrong attempts, so a leaked code can't be reused.

On the Sign up tab, you enter your name, mobile number, and password. Email is optional. Your mobile number is what identifies the account.

Tips

• Use your real mobile number — the code is texted to it, and it becomes the way you log back in.
• Didn't get the code? Wait for the resend timer, then request a new one. Make sure the number is correct using Change number.
• Already have an email account? You can keep using it — phone sign-in doesn't replace your other login methods.