How to create your account

You need an Aflote account before you can create a Flote. It takes about a minute, and this is the screen you see first.

The Aflote sign-up screen, headed Let's start with your account, with First name, Last name and Email fields

This screen is about you, not the person you are supporting. You are the one signing in, so this is your name and your email. Theirs comes next, on the first screen of the Flote itself.

There are two ways to create your account, and you only need one:

Option 1: Continue with Google

Google shows its own screen asking whether to share your name and email address with Aflote. Pick the account you want to use, confirm, and you go straight to the Flote.

The Google screen asking permission to share your name and email address with Aflote

Option 2: Use your email address

Fill in your name and email, then there are two more screens before you reach the Flote.

Choose a password. Your email address is already filled in from the screen before, so the password is the only thing to enter. The eye icon at the end of the field shows what you have typed, which is worth using rather than guessing.

The password screen, with the email address already filled in above an empty Create a password field

Then verify your email. We send a six-digit code and you type it in here. It usually arrives within a few seconds.

The Verify your email screen, with six boxes for the code

If it does not appear, check your spam folder first: it is a new sender, and that is where it goes. "Resend" becomes available after a short countdown.

What happens next

Once the code is accepted, you land on the first screen of your Flote, and the rest is how to create a Flote.

Important: If you signed up in the name of the person you are supporting, rather than your own, email support@aflote.com and we will sort it out with you. Your sign-in identity is tied to the email address the account was made with, so changing a display name later does not change what you sign in with.

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