Open Settings in your dashboard. Your address is right there; everything about signing in is under Security, in four parts: Sign-in methods, Password & email, Devices & activity and Delete account.
Your address
- Under Your address, type the new name after nyni.com/.
- We check it as you type. When it says it’s free, click Change my address.
The same rules apply as at sign-up: 3 to 30 letters, numbers, - or _, and not a name that’s kept safe. Your old address sends visitors to the new one for 7 days.
Confirm it’s you
Some changes ask for one quick check first: your password and the code from your authenticator app, or your passkey. It lasts 10 minutes (and signing in counts).
Your email
In Password & email, click Change beside Email, type your new address and click Send me a link. Open the link we send there (it works for 15 minutes); until then, nothing changes. We also tell your old address.
Your password
In Password & email, click Change beside Password, type the new one twice and click Change my password. It needs 15 or more characters, with a lowercase letter, an UPPERCASE letter, a number and a special character, and it can’t be one that has turned up in a data leak.
Changing it signs you out everywhere else, so nobody who knew the old one stays in.
Forgot your password?
Click Forgot your password? on the sign-in page and type your email. The link we send works once, for 30 minutes. You’ll still need your passkey, authenticator app or a recovery code to sign in afterwards.
Two-step sign-in
In Sign-in methods you can add or remove passkeys, move your authenticator app to a new phone, and make a new set of recovery codes (the old ones stop working). You always keep at least one passkey or the app.
Devices and activity
Devices & activity lists every browser signed in to your account, and what happened to it lately. Sign out one, or all of them but this one. We also email you when a browser we haven’t seen before signs in.
Lost your phone, passkey and recovery codes?
Write to support@nyni.com from your account’s email. Once we’re sure it’s you, we can reset your two-step sign-in: you’ll set up a new one the next time you sign in with your password.