✅ As a new user, I want to sign in with a Password

✅ As a new user, I want to sign in with a Password


    Behavior from source: A returning user chooses password sign-in, enters an existing password, or uses six previously saved recovery words after Forgot password. Successful recovery returns the user to account selection when needed; a previously configured passkey is another way to regain access. Creating a new account is a last resort, not recovery of the old identity.

    Original source · exact version bafyreiaw3yj6kz7kzdpdx7t5wro6tlkw525qb2332dqwgq44zllutjrkd4

    Reviewed migration decision · Journey map · local task ID ut-5c92f3f181235ba5.

    Confidence: high; review status: needs-review. Similar source records are not merged. Source status icon is not a committed release or current product state.

Source acceptance and behavior

    Returning users see password and passkey options with Use another email.

    Password entry has a show/hide toggle and Forgot password; Continue is disabled until a password is entered, incorrect password shows an inline error, and Back returns to sign-in options.

    Forgot password opens recovery-word entry if the user does not use a password manager.

    Ask for the six words saved during account creation; disable Continue until all fields are filled and allow pasted input in each field.

    Wrong word order or an incorrect word fails recovery and permits retry; Back returns to the password screen.

    Successful recovery displays Your identity is recovered, offers account selection when multiple accounts exist, and proceeds into the app with the selected account.

    No recovery words offers a previously configured passkey or creation of a new account as a last resort; Back returns to recovery-word entry.

    Too many incorrect passwords or recovery attempts opens the passkey/create-new-account options; the threshold is unspecified.

    Closing the password dialog returns to the previous app state without data loss; Use another email clears previous session state.

    Session expiry prompts re-authentication without losing context.

    Unresolved source contradiction: replacement-account text says previous-data access is retained, but the no-passkey/no-words edge case requires a clear data-loss warning.

Full original readable source and block backlinks

    Heading As a new user, I want to sign in with a Password so I can recover my identity source block

    Heading Acceptance Criteria source block

    Paragraph Returning user sees "Good to see you again" with options to sign in with passkey or password, and a link to use another email source block

    Paragraph Selecting "Sign in with password" opens the password dialog with a password field, show/hide toggle, and a "Forgot password?" link source block

    Paragraph Entering an incorrect password shows an inline error: "Incorrect password, please try again" source block

    Paragraph "Continue" button is disabled until a password is entered source block

    Paragraph "Back" button returns to the sign-in options screen source block

    Paragraph Tapping "Forgot password?" opens the recovery words screen if user does not use password manager. source block

    Paragraph Recovery words screen asks the user to enter the 6 words they saved during account creation source block

    Paragraph "Continue" is disabled until all 6 recovery word fields are filled source block

    Paragraph "Back" returns to the password screen source block

    Paragraph Successful recovery word entry leads to "Your identity is recovered" with account selection if multiple accounts exist source block

    Paragraph User selects which account to continue with and proceeds into the app source block

    Paragraph "Don't have a recovery words?" link shows alternative options: sign in with passkey or create a new account source block

    Paragraph Passkey option explains the user can access their account if they set up a passkey on their device source block

    Paragraph "Create new account" is presented as a last resort — user do not loss access to previous data but has to create a new account source block

    Paragraph "Back" returns to the recovery words entry screen source block

    Heading Basic Flow source block

    Paragraph User selects password as the option to sign in source block

    Paragraph Enters password source block

    Paragraph If user forgets he can add recover words to access identity source block

    Paragraph User adds recover words and get back to accounts list source block

    Heading Edge cases source block

    Paragraph User enters correct recovery words but in the wrong order — sign-in fails, user is prompted to check the order source block

    Paragraph User enters 5 of 6 words correctly and 1 wrong — recovery fails, user can retry source block

    Paragraph User dismisses the dialog via X during password entry — returns to the previous app state, no data is lost source block

    Paragraph User attempts too many incorrect passwords or recovery word entries — triggers "sign in with passkey/create new account" screen source block

    Paragraph User clicks "Use another email" — returns to email entry, previous session state is cleared source block

    Paragraph User's session expires while on the password screen — re-authentication prompt without losing context source block

    Paragraph User pastes recovery words from their saved document — each field accepts pasted input correctly source block

    Paragraph User has no passkey and no recovery words — only option is "Create new account" with clear data loss warning source block

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