Onboarding and sign in
The first-run walkthrough, the three fields on the sign in screen, resetting a password, and what happens when your session ends.
First run
The first time you open the app you get a short walkthrough you can swipe through, covering what Auron does on the phone. It appears once. Later launches go straight to sign in, or straight to Home if you are already signed in.
Signing in
The sign in screen asks for three things.
Domain. The address of your Auron deployment, such as dev.useauron.ai. You can paste a full web address and the app will trim it down to the host name for you. It has to be a real deployment address; the app checks the shape of it before it tries.
Email. The address you were invited with.
Password. If the pair is wrong you get "Incorrect email or password" rather than a technical error, and nothing tells you which of the two was wrong.
After a successful sign in the app shows your domain name for a moment while it loads the organizations you belong to, then opens Home in the organization you used last. On a first sign in it picks the first organization you have access to.
Resetting a password
Forgot password on the sign in screen asks for your domain and your email and sends a reset link to that address. The link opens in your browser, and that is where you choose the new password. Come back to the app and sign in with it.
The domain matters here. A reset request is sent to the deployment you name, so if you work across two of them, make sure the domain is the one whose password you want to change.
Staying signed in
You stay signed in between launches, and the app renews your session quietly in the background. If it cannot be renewed, for example because it has been revoked or has expired, you are returned to the sign in screen and everything cached from that session is cleared. Nothing from the previous session stays visible.
Signing out on purpose is at the bottom of the Menu. It removes the stored sign in for that domain only. Other domains on the same phone stay signed in.