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# Creating Your Account

Creating your Genie account is designed to be simple, fast, and frictionless. The goal is to get you into your environment without unnecessary steps or delays.

## Sign Up Options

You can create your account using one of the supported authentication methods:

* Google
* GitHub
* Apple
* Passkeys

These options allow you to log in instantly without needing to create or manage a password. Authentication is handled securely, and once completed, you are directly signed into Genie.

![Genie Sign Up](/files/d6CxOHOw3RQgdeRB9UNX)

## What Happens After You Sign Up

As soon as your account is created, Genie begins setting up your experience in the background.

Your profile is initialized, and the system prepares your environment for use. At the same time, you are guided to the next step in onboarding, which is selecting a plan that fits your needs.

This process happens automatically. You are not required to configure anything or wait through manual setup screens.

## Seamless Transition into Genie

The transition from account creation to using Genie is immediate.

You move directly from signing up to entering the product, without interruptions or additional steps. While you continue through onboarding, your server and workspace are being prepared in parallel.

By the time you reach your dashboard, everything is already ready to use.


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