You can now sign in to Cosmoner with Google. Continue with Google sits on the login and sign-up pages, next to GitHub and email and password.
Cosmoner only asks Google for your name, email address and profile picture. It gets no access to your Gmail, Drive or anything else in your Google account. If you're signed in to more than one Google account, you choose which one to use each time.
Using it with an existing account
If your Cosmoner account uses the same email address as your Google account, signing in with Google attaches it to that account. Your projects, team memberships and billing stay where they are, and your existing sign-in methods keep working.
If the addresses differ, for example a work address on Cosmoner and a personal Gmail, connect Google from Account → Security → Sign-in methods instead. Connecting from there attaches Google to the account you're already signed in to, so the addresses don't need to match. Signing in with Google before connecting it would create a separate, empty account.
The same card disconnects Google again. If Google is your only sign-in method, set a password first through the password reset link so you don't lose access.
Two-factor authentication
Signing in with Google skips Cosmoner's two-factor code step. That route is protected by your Google account's own second factor instead. If you use two-factor authentication on Cosmoner, turn on 2-Step Verification at Google too.