Your identity is your email
An ArchHub account is an email address, not a machine. Sign in on another computer with the same email and it is the same account.
Sign in
- 1In the app, click sign in in the status strip, or open Settings and go to Account.
- 2Choose Continue with Google.
- 3Your browser opens on Google sign-in. Finish there. The app waits for up to five minutes and updates by itself. When it is done, the app shows "signed in" with your email and the browser tab says "You are signed in".
The app listens on a temporary local address for a one-time code from the cloud and exchanges it for a session using PKCE. The session is saved on this machine in %APPDATA%\ArchHub\brain\cloud.json.
If sign-in fails, the reason appears in red under the buttons and the browser tab says "Sign-in failed".
Sign out
Settings, Account, Sign out clears the saved session on this machine straight away and tells the cloud in the background.
What needs an account
The canvas, the composer with your own key or a local model, and connectors on this machine work without signing in. Signing in is needed for the CLOUD models in the model picker and for brain cloud sync.
Tiers and the offer
Each account has a tier: free, pro, firm or founder. New accounts start on free. Your tier is shown in Settings, Account. In this build the tier does not change what the app lets you do.
ArchHub is Free during beta.
The archhub.io website
The website describes ArchHub. It has no sign-in form and keeps no session; you sign in from the app. The installer is published on the ArchHub releases page on GitHub.
Not working in this build
- The saved session's expiry is not checked, so the app can show you as signed in after the cloud session has expired.
- The sign-up screen shown after you sign out lists sample host names and mentions a credit card; neither reflects your machine or the beta offer.
- Usage limits show "not available", and the spend-limit buttons are not enforced.
- The Brain and Team tabs in Settings show "not available".