Sign in and create an account
You sign in to OasisW with a Google, Kakao, or NAVER account. There is no separate sign-up step: the first time you sign in, an OasisW account is created for that account.
Before you start
- Open
oasisw.aiin your browser. There is nothing to install. - You need a Google, Kakao, or NAVER account.
Do it in the editor
Sign in
- Open
oasisw.aiand click Get started. The Sign in window appears over the landing page. - Click Continue with Google, Continue with Kakao, or Continue with NAVER.
- Sign in on the chosen service's sign-in screen. When you're done, the OasisW project list (the dashboard) opens.
If this is the first time you sign in with that account, your OasisW account is created at this point. Remember which service you signed in with. If you sign in with a different service, you are treated as a different person, and the projects you made aren't in that account. As stated at the bottom of the sign-in window, continuing means you agree to the privacy policy. You can read it from the Privacy Policy link in the window.
Sign out
- At the bottom left of the dashboard, click the box with your name.
- Click Sign out in the menu. You return to the sign-in window.
The address of the page you signed out from is remembered. When you sign in again, the page you were viewing before you signed out opens (tested once).
Let the AI do it
Signing in and account management can't be handed to the AI.
Check the result
- If your name and the email of the account you signed in with appear at the bottom left of the dashboard, you are signed in.
<your name>’s workspaceappears at the top of the dashboard. The first time you sign in, you have one personal workspace that only you use. Workspaces are covered in Create a project and open the editor.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
Opening oasisw.ai/login takes you to the dashboard without a sign-in window | You are already signed in | To switch to another account, sign out first |
| You signed in, but your projects aren't there | You signed in with a different service than the first time (for example, created with Kakao and signed in with NAVER), so you were treated as a different account | Sign out, then sign in again with the service you chose the first time |