You connect a cloud account with an API credential — no sign-up, and nothing is stored on our servers. Your credential is held in this device's secure storage (iOS Keychain / Android Keystore) and sent only to the provider it belongs to.
Adding an account
From the first-run screen or Settings → Connections → Add connection, pick your provider, paste its credential, and tap Validate & save. The app checks the credential before saving it. Each provider asks for different fields — see the per-provider help for exactly what to paste and where to create it.
Read-only or read/write
For most providers you choose Read (dashboard only) or Read & Write (can make changes) when you connect. See "Access and permissions" for how this works, including the hyperscalers (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure) that set permissions on the key itself.
Managing accounts
In Settings → Connections you can:
- Make active — switch which account the app is showing.
- Edit or Remove a credential, or Add one to an empty slot.
- Remove connection — deletes the account and its credentials from this device.
You can't delete the last remaining credential on a connection — remove the whole connection instead.
Extra credentials
Some providers use more than one credential. Hetzner adds Object Storage keys and a Robot webservice (for dedicated servers); Vultr adds Object Storage keys. Add these later from Settings → Connections when you need them.
How many accounts
The free tier includes one provider connection. Adding more is a one-time purchase — see "Plans and purchases".