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Sign in with Google

The one-tap option, and what to do when the Google window misbehaves.

Google sign-in skips the code-in-your-inbox step entirely and is the quickest way into Worklittle.

How to do it

1. Open the Log in or sign up panel on worklittle.com or worklittle.com/business. 2. Tap Continue with Google. 3. Pick the Google account you want to use in the window that opens. 4. You are returned to Worklittle, already signed in.

If it is your first time, the account is created right then. There is no extra form.

Why Gmail addresses are pointed at Google

If you type a gmail.com address into the email field, Worklittle asks you to use Continue with Google for this email address instead of sending a code.

Google already verifies that inbox better than an emailed code can, and it is faster for you. It is the same account either way.

What Worklittle sees

Your email address, your name, and your profile photo. That is it.

Worklittle never receives your Google password and has no access to your Gmail, Drive, or calendar.

Using a different Google account

The Google window shows every account signed in on that browser. Pick the one you want, or choose Use another account to sign in with one that is not listed.

If you want both a personal and a work account available in Worklittle at once, see Switch between accounts.

If the Google window does not appear

Almost always a blocked popup. Look for a small blocked-popup icon at the right edge of your address bar and allow popups for worklittle.com, then try again.

Still nothing? Use the email code route in Sign in with an email code, or work through Trouble signing in.