Create account

This page describes how to create an account in GlassFlow.

Create a new account

GlassFlow offers two convenient methods for creating an account:

• Using the GlassFlow App.

• Using the GlassFlow Command Line Interface (CLI)

Using the GlassFlow App

Visit app.glassflow.dev to create your account. Once registered, you can log in and access the GlassFlow dashboard. You can also create a space and pipeline right from the GlassFlow app.

Using the CLI

The signup command in the GlassFlow CLI provides a straightforward way for new users to create a GlassFlow account directly from their terminal. To initiate the signup process via the GlassFlow CLI, simply open your terminal and enter the following command:

glassflow signup

It opens a web browser tab to confirm a device code. Compare the device code displayed on the CLI with the code on the browser and press Confirm.

GlassFlow signup device code confirmation

Next, choose a signup option using your Google or GitHub account and press continue:

GlassFlow signup choose signup option

After successfully creating an account, you should see the device is now connected message on a screen:

GlassFlow signup successfully

Using the website

To create a new account navigate to the Sign Up page and select the option to sign up.

GlassFlow create a new account flow

GlassFlow uses Auth0 for authentication management, ensuring a secure and seamless login experience:

• Secure Login: Whether you signed up with an email or GitHub, all subsequent logins are managed securely through Auth0.

• CLI Access: For accessing GlassFlow through the CLI, Auth0 provides a device code flow for secure authentication. It forces you to open a web browser and do authentication via the browser view.

After creating and verifying your account, you're ready to set up your development environment:

1. Learn the GlassFlow CLI: Follow the guidelines in our documentation to learn how to use the GlassFlow CLI on your machine.

2. Start building a pipeline with Quickstart: With your account set up and your environment ready, you're all set to start building your first data pipeline.