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Creating Your Account

Sign up for Clevername with Google or an email address and password, optionally add a passkey, and land in the welcome wizard.

Key Concepts

What you'll need

  • A Google account, or an email address and a password of at least 12 characters
  • Access to your email inbox, if your account needs email confirmation

Authentication

Clevername uses Supabase Auth for account management. Your credentials are handled by Supabase — Clevername never stores your password directly. Two sign-up paths are offered on the same page: Sign up with Google (the top button) and email + password below it. A Cloudflare Turnstile human-verification check may appear on the form; it usually verifies your browser on its own.

After the account exists you can add a passkey — Face ID, Touch ID, or Windows Hello — and TOTP-based MFA from Settings. Once a passkey is registered, the login page tries it first after you enter your email, with “Use password instead” always available as a fallback.

Step-by-Step Guide
1

Go to the signup page

Navigate to clevername.net and click Get Started or pick a plan from the pricing page. Free, Pro, and Team all start from the same signup form; the plan you picked is carried through and used to open checkout after your account is created.

Clevername homepage with the Get Started button highlighted in the top navigation
Click Get Started from the homepage to begin creating your account.
2

Sign up with Google, or with email and password

The fastest path is Sign up with Google at the top of the form. To use email instead, fill in your email address and a password of at least 12 characters — a strength meter under the field rates it as you type. Creating an account accepts the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, both linked beneath the form.

Signup form with a Google sign-up button above email and password fields
Google OAuth sits above the email and password fields — either path creates the same account.
Note
Signup is currently by waitlist or invitation. While open signup is switched off you will see a Notify me form instead of the account form — leave your email and we will let you know when you can create an account. When the form is available, a Cloudflare Turnstile check may sit above the Create account button; its token is single-use, so if a submission fails the check simply runs again on retry. Nothing is wrong with your details if that happens — email support@clevername.net if it keeps failing.
3

Confirm your email

After submitting the email and password form you are shown a Check your email screen. Open the link we sent to confirm the address and activate the account — it returns you to Clevername signed in. Google sign-up skips this step because Google has already verified the address.

Note
If you don't see the email, check your spam folder. It is sent from a @clevername.net address. You can also finish in a different tab or browser — the plan you signed up for is carried across the confirmation link, not held in the original tab.
4

Add a passkey (optional)

Once the account exists, Clevername offers to register a passkey so you can sign in with your device's biometrics instead of typing a password. Click Add passkey to set one up, or Skip for now — you can add one later from Settings, and skipping does not limit anything.

5

Finish in the welcome wizard

New accounts land on the welcome wizard, which walks through four steps: Connect (point your IDE or agent at the hub), Encrypt (optional at-rest encryption of agent I/O logs, currently in beta), Add Keys (your own provider keys — Clevername is BYOK), and You're set. Every step can be skipped and revisited later from the dashboard.

Welcome wizard showing the Connect, Encrypt, Add Keys, and You're set steps
The welcome wizard covers IDE connection, log encryption, and your first provider key.
6

Explore the dashboard

From the dashboard you can create governed agents, add and bind provider keys, browse integrations, and review your audit trail. If you signed up for Pro or Team, checkout opens before the dashboard so the plan is active from your first request.