Guide
Keeping your account secure
See where you're signed in, get alerted to new sign-ins, and sign out anything you don't recognise.
Skuvelo tells you when your account is used somewhere new, and shows you every place you're signed in, so a stolen password doesn't go unnoticed.
See where you're signed in. Go to Settings → Security and find Sessions. Each row shows the browser and device, an approximate location, and a partly hidden address — for example "Chrome on macOS · Austin, US · 203.0.113.x". The session you're using now is marked "This device". Locations come from the network address and are approximate: a mobile network or a VPN can place you in a nearby or different city. "Location unavailable" means we couldn't tell, which is normal for some networks.
New sign-in alerts. When your account is signed into from a browser it hasn't seen before, or from a country your recent sign-ins haven't come from, you get a notification in Skuvelo and an email with the device, the approximate location and the time. Signing in again on the same browser doesn't send another one.
If it wasn't you. Choose "This wasn't me" in the notification or email. It opens Sessions with that sign-in highlighted; choose "Sign out that session and change password" and it's signed out immediately, then you're taken straight to the change-password form. Changing your password signs out every other session too. If the sign-in has already ended, change your password anyway.
Make a stolen password useless. Turn on two-factor authentication (see "Turning on two-factor authentication") so a password alone can't get in.
Sign out a device you've finished with. Use Sign out on its row, or Sign out everywhere else to end every session except the one you're using.
Location data: IP Geolocation by DB-IP (db-ip.com), used under its free licence and stored only with the session it belongs to.
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