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Ways to sign in to Tomba

All the ways you can sign in to your Tomba account.

Written by Tomba.io Team

You can sign in to Tomba with your email and password, another account you already use, a passkey or your company's login. All of them start on the sign-in page.

Work email and password

  1. Click Continue with Work Email.

  2. Enter your email and password.

  3. Click Sign in.

Tick Stay signed in for a week if you're on your own computer.

Google, Linkedin or Github

Click Continue with Google, Continue with Linkedin or Continue with Github. Then follow the steps in the window that opens. You don't need a Tomba password. See Can I use my Google account to sign in to Tomba? and Can I use my LinkedIn account to sign in to Tomba?.

Passkey

A passkey lets you sign in with your fingerprint, your face, your device PIN or a security key. Add one first, then click Sign in with a passkey. See Passkeys.

Single sign-on

Single sign-on (SSO) lets you use your company's login. It's for Enterprise workspaces.

  1. Click Sign in with SSO.

  2. Enter your Work email and click Continue.

  3. Click Continue with SSO.

The mobile app

The Tomba mobile app doesn't use a password. Enter your email, then tap the link we send or type the 6-digit code from the same email. This only works in the app, not on the website. See Tomba mobile app.

Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an extra step, not another way to sign in. If it's turned on, you enter a 6-digit code after your email and password. See Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).

Common questions

What if I forgot my password?

Click Forgot password? after Continue with Work Email, and we'll email you a reset link. See I forgot my password. What do I do?.

What if I can't get my 2FA code?

Click Use a recovery code instead and enter one of your backup codes. If you have none left, email [email protected]. See Backup Recovery Codes.

I changed my email. How do I sign in?

Click the link we sent to your new address, then sign in with your new email. See Changing your Email address.

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