Hemma doesn't use passwords. There's nothing to remember, nothing to reset, nothing to leak. Two options instead: a one-tap link emailed to you, or your Google account. Both take less than a minute and you stay signed in for eight hours of activity.
The default option. Type your email, tap Send link, and Hemma emails you a button. Open the email, tap the button, and you're in. The link is single-use and expires after a short window — long enough to switch tabs, short enough to stay safe.
After tapping Send link, the screen confirms "Check your inbox" with the email you typed. If you typed the wrong address, "Use a different email" brings you back to the form.
The email itself is short. A heading, a button labelled "Sign in" (translated to your preferred language if you've signed in before), and the same link in plain text in case the button doesn't render in your email client.
If your Hemma account uses the same email as your Google account, "Continue with Google" is faster. One tap, the standard Google consent screen, and you're back in Hemma. No email round-trip.
You can mix and match: sign in with Google one day, magic link the next, with no setup. Hemma links them as long as the email matches.
Once you're in, Hemma keeps you signed in for eight hours of activity. Open Hemma, do something, and the clock resets. Walk away for a long lunch and come back — you're still signed in. Walk away for a day — you'll be asked to sign in again.
Sign-out lives behind your initials in the top-right corner. Tap them, scroll to the bottom of the dropdown, tap Sign out.
Magic link emails come from hello@hemma.app. If it's not in your inbox after a minute:
If you've waited a few minutes, checked spam, and confirmed your email, request a new link. Old links expire — newer ones replace them automatically.
Two errors come up the most:
The login screen shows the specific error in red so you don't have to guess which one happened.