Attyn never sees your password
Sign-in happens on Google's own page. What comes back is a token, which is exchanged on our server for a profile.
Account sign-in
Sign in once. Attyn opens itself.
Sign in with Google here and the session is handed straight to the app on your Mac. Nothing is bought on this page.
What you get
Full Attyn for five days.
- No card, and nothing to choose
- Every feature and every agent
- The session lands in the app on your Mac
Dictation free with your account; Inline Assist at $5, all four features at $15, and owning for $100 are bought on the pricing page or inside the application, never here.
Continue
Continue with Google to sign in.
Attyn never sees your password. The session is handed to the attyn app and stored in your device's Keychain.
Before you click
Three things worth knowing first.
The parts of signing in worth stating plainly rather than burying in fine print.
The server decides your plan
Never the browser. A new account is created as a five-day trial, and nothing in this page can grant anything else.
The session lives in the Keychain
Once the app has it, it is stored by macOS rather than by us, and the browser is finished with it.
Nothing happening?
If the app did not open, the button above will send it the session again. If that still fails, tell us and we will get you in.
After sign-in
Signed in? The app takes it from here.
Your session lands in Attyn on your Mac. Still need the app itself? Download it for macOS, the Windows waitlist is open.
Apple silicon. M1 and every M-series chip after it.