Account & security

How your NevTan account is protected — password, two-factor authentication, and account credentials.

Your NevTan account is the single sign-in for everything in the console — protect it the same way you would any other critical account.

Because one account reaches everything — every deployed project, every database, billing and payment methods, and any teammates you've invited — a single compromised sign-in is not a small problem. Someone with access could redeploy or delete a running app, read data out of a database, spin up paid resources on your card, or reach into a shared workspace your teammates rely on. Account security is worth the same care you'd give a bank login, not just a developer tool.

Signing in

Sign in with your email and password, or with Google — see Google integration. Either way lands you in the same dashboard with the same projects and settings.

Two-factor authentication

Turn on two-factor authentication under Account → Security to require a one-time code at sign-in, on top of your password. See Two-factor authentication for setup steps and backup codes.

Account credentials

Under Account → API Keys, you can create and revoke named credentials tied to your account. See API keys for how to create, name, and revoke one.

SSH keys

If you launch a raw GPU instance and need to connect to it directly, register a public key under Account → SSH Keys first. See SSH keys.