Your account

Your account is you, not a workspace: your name, how you sign in, where you are signed in, and your Country. One identity holds every workspace you belong to and your provider account. Account in the Console holds all of it; changes there write your own history, not a workspace's audit.

New accounts are by invitation. An approved early-access registration receives an invitation code by email; on the sign-in screen, choose Create an account with an invitation code, enter it with the same address, and finish from the emailed link with your name and your first workspace's name. Creating the account accepts the Terms of Service and the policies the screen names. An invitation to someone else's workspace also creates the account.

• Sign-in methods: the emailed link, Google once linked, and your passkeys. The last way in cannot be removed; the emailed link always remains.
• Passkeys: add one with your device's prompt, name it, and remove it. Adding or removing one asks you to confirm it is you.
• Sessions: where you are signed in. Signing one out ends it at once; Sign out other sessions ends all but this one. Signing out sessions leaves your tools signed in: revoke those under Authorized devices and apps.
• Account activity: your own history of sign-ins, passkeys, sign-in methods, tools you approved and the Terms.

A change that matters, such as creating a key, adding a passkey or a hub token, or deleting the account, asks you to confirm it is you if you have not signed in recently. Confirm with your passkey and you stay on the page with everything you entered; otherwise sign in again and press the action once more. Nothing changes until you do.

Your Country is where you live, or where your business is based. It decides your consumer rights in a workspace you hold as a consumer, and it is never taken by a business's workspace. If you supply GPU time as a private individual, your provider account is paid in your Country, so a change moves it too, after the same checks; after your first payout only HIPS support can change it.

Every tool you signed in with a code is listed: hi, HIPS Code and HIPS Provider, with the device it runs on, its scopes, the workspace or provider account it is granted for, where it was asked from and approved from, when it signed in and was last used, and its state. Revoke signs one out at once and the tool asks you to sign in again; Revoke all ends every tool sign-in of your own, for a lost or stolen computer. A machine connected with an enrollment code is marked so and stays connected: End all machines on Connect many machines signs it out. Revoking HIPS Provider's sign-in revokes the device certificates it issued: those devices stay in My GPUs, signed out, until you connect them again. Sign in with device authorization has the approval itself.

Workspaces you deleted are listed for 30 days. Within them you can restore one: its members return, and its keys stay revoked. After 30 days it is purged.

Deleting your account ends every session and closes every membership. Before you confirm, the screen says what happens to each workspace you alone own: deleted with your account, every key revoked at once and every member told; handed to its successor owner, who becomes the owner; or, for a business's workspace with no successor, kept running without an owner for 30 days so the business can name one, and deleted if none is named. Workspaces you belong to but do not own stay with their owners. Your provider account closes too, and earnings already owed are paid at the settlements that follow, whatever their size. Deleting is never refused or delayed because earnings or commissions are pending, because you owe HIPS an amount, or because you are a workspace's only owner. Type your email address to confirm; it cannot be undone.

Refer and earn holds your referral code and link, the clicks and referrals they brought, your commissions and their payouts to a payout account connected through Stripe, once you accept the Affiliate Program Agreement. It shows totals only, never one referral. The terms are on the public Affiliate program page.