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Global AI supports password sign-up as well as one-click OAuth sign-in through GitHub, Discord, and other providers.

Register a new account

1

Open the sign-up page

Click the Sign up link on the sign-in page, or go directly to https://globalai.vip/sign-up.
2

Enter account details

Enter a username and password. Use an email you can access long-term so you can recover the account later.
3

Verify your email

After entering your email, click Send verification code. Check your inbox for the code and enter it in the input field.
If the code does not arrive, check your spam folder and confirm the email address is correct.
4

Finish registration

Click Sign up. On success, you are redirected to the platform home page.

Sign in to an existing account

Password sign-in

1

Open the sign-in page

Click Sign in in the top right of the home page, or go directly to https://globalai.vip/sign-in.
2

Enter your credentials

Enter your username and password, then click Sign in.

Third-party OAuth sign-in

If you prefer not to remember a password, sign in with a third-party account. Choose the provider icon above or below the sign-in form (GitHub, Discord, LinuxDO, and others). Complete the authorization on the provider’s page and you are redirected back and signed in to Global AI.
The set of available third-party providers reflects the services that are currently online. The icons visible on the sign-in page are the current options.

Forgot password

1

Open the password reset flow

Click the Forgot password link on the sign-in page.
2

Reset via email

Enter your registered email. The system sends a password reset email. Click the link inside and set a new password. The old password stops working immediately.
3

Sign in with the new password

Return to the sign-in page and sign in with the new password.
If you also cannot access your email, contact us.

Next steps

Personal settings

Change your password, bind your email, enable two-factor authentication, and register a Passkey.

Create an API token

Create your first API token to call the platform.