Ways to Sign In to CallTuv
A patient walkthrough of every way to sign in - email code, magic link, Google, or Apple - with no passwords to remember, on web or mobile.
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View as MarkdownCallTuv doesn't use passwords - nothing to invent, write down, or forget. Instead, you prove it's you through your email inbox or through a Google or Apple account you already have. Every option below works the same on the website and in the mobile app.
And here's a nice detail: if no account exists for your email yet, one is created automatically the first time you sign in. Signing in is signing up - there's no separate registration form.
One important habit before we start: always sign in the same way. Your account is identified by the email address your sign-in method provides. If you signed up by typing your email on the website, but later press "Sign in with Apple" in the app, Apple may hand over a different address - and you'd land in a brand-new, empty account without realizing. If your balance ever seems to have vanished, this is the first thing to check - see Where Did My Balance Go?
Option 1: Email code (the simplest)
- On the sign-in screen, type your email address into the box and confirm.
- CallTuv immediately sends an email to that address. Open your email - on your phone, in another browser tab, wherever you normally read it. The email contains a 6-digit code, for example "482 917".
- Go back to the CallTuv screen, type those 6 digits into the code box, and press Verify & Continue.
You're in. A few small things worth knowing:
- Codes only stay valid for a short time, and each code works once. If you asked for a code more than once, use the newest email - older codes stop working.
- If no email arrives within a minute or two, look in the Spam or Junk folder. More rescue tips in Trouble Signing In.
Option 2: Magic link (one tap, no typing)
The same sign-in email also contains a link. If you open the email on the device you want to use CallTuv on, you can simply tap the link - and you're signed in, no typing at all. That's the "magic."
Two notes: the link expires quickly and works only once, so use it soon after it arrives. If you see "This sign-in link is invalid or expired," nothing is wrong with your account - just request a fresh email. And if links seem finicky (some email apps interfere with them), the 6-digit code from Option 1 always works.
Option 3: Google or Apple
If you have a Google account (Gmail) or an Apple ID, you can skip email entirely:
- On the sign-in screen, press Continue with Google or Continue with Apple.
- Your device shows its familiar Google/Apple confirmation - approve it as you normally would.
This is usually the fastest option on phones, where you're already signed in to Google or Apple. If the Google/Apple account uses the same email address you've used with CallTuv before, you'll land in your existing account with everything in place.
Signing in on a new device
Bought a new phone, or want CallTuv on the computer too? There's nothing to transfer and nothing to lose:
- Install the app on the new device (or open calltuv.com in the browser).
- Sign in with the same email or Google/Apple account as before.
Your balance, contacts, and call history appear exactly as you left them - they live safely in your account, not on any single device. More in Use CallTuv on Any Device.
Signing out
- On the website: open the account menu and choose sign out.
- In the app: open the Settings tab and sign out from there.
Signing out is always safe - your balance and history stay untouched, waiting for your next sign-in.
Frequently asked questions
- Does CallTuv have passwords?
- No. You sign in with a one-time email code, an emailed magic link, or your Google or Apple account - there is never a password to create or remember.
- Can I use the same account on web and mobile?
- Yes. Sign in with the same email (or the same Google/Apple account) anywhere and you get the same balance, contacts, and call history.
