Sign in & onboarding
Entergram has no password. You sign in with a one-time email code (magic link) or your Google account. Signing in for the first time is signing up — there’s no separate registration.
Sign in
Section titled “Sign in”- Go to app.entergram.com.
- Magic link — enter your email, click Send Magic Link, then enter the 6-digit code from your inbox and click Verify Code. (You can resend after a 30-second cooldown.) Google — click Continue with Google and authorize.
- You’re in. New accounts go to onboarding; returning users land on the chat table.

Authentication is handled by Supabase. Your browser holds a secure session cookie and every request is validated server-side, so there’s nothing to leak or reset.
First-time onboarding
Section titled “First-time onboarding”The first time you sign in, a short wizard tailors Entergram to your team. Every field saves as you go, so you can close the tab and resume. You can’t use the app until it’s finished.
- Discovery — how you heard about Entergram.
- Use cases — what you’ll use Entergram for, and any integrations you want.
- Organization — either create a workspace (name, optional website, individual or team) or join a workspace by pasting an invite link.
- Book a call — an optional Calendly step that only appears for some signups (skipped if you arrived via an invite link).
- Connect Telegram — link your first account. See Connect a Telegram account.
Finishing the wizard drops you on the chat table with the 3-day Pro trial active.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”- Magic-link email didn’t arrive — check spam, confirm there’s no typo, and request a new code (each is single-use and time-limited).
- “Link expired or already used” — codes are one-time; request a fresh one.
- Google popup blocked — allow pop-ups for
app.entergram.comand retry. - Sent back to onboarding every time — the wizard isn’t marked complete; finish the last step (Connect Telegram) to flip the flag.