Sign-in and sessionsunder your control.

The panel is entered only through Discord — there are no separate passwords. Every active sign-in is listed, and extra ones end with one button.

How sign-in worksand where to see devices.

Access is always tied to a specific Discord account. Sessions last a long time, so a sign-in on someone else’s computer is best ended in Sessions rather than by closing the tab.
Sign in with DiscordPress Sign in, confirm access in Discord and come back to the panel. There is no password to steal or forget.
A list of devicesBrowser, system and last activity for each session. Inactive sign-ins end all at once, the rest one by one.
Several serversA server switcher sits in the header. Each organization has its own data, permissions and labels, while you sign in once.

When a loginwas left on someone else's computer.

A session lives long — convenient right up to the moment you remember that other machine. The device list settles it.
  1. You signed in elsewhere

    The Sessions section lists every login: browser, system and last activity. Extra ones are ended with a single button.

  2. There are no passwords at all

    Login goes through Discord only, so there is nothing to forget and nothing to steal apart from the Discord account itself.

  3. Several communities

    The server switcher sits in the header: each organisation has its own data, permissions and section labels, while the login is one.

Common questionsabout login and sessions.

Is closing the tab enough?

No. A session lives long, so a login on someone else's device has to be ended in the Sessions section.

Why does the panel not let me in?

Three common reasons: your account is not among the server members, the server is not linked to a guild, or the account is blocked — then a screen with the reason opens.

What is shown for each session?

Browser, system and the time of last activity. Inactive logins are ended all at once, the rest one by one.

Do I need a separate password?

No. Access is always tied to a Discord account; the panel has no password of its own.