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Nagster emails you a code and a link. There are no passwords.
Most people join through an invitation. If your company is set up for Nagster, you can sign in with your work email.
Check your email
We sent a code to . It works for 10 minutes. You can also open the link in that email.
A new code replaces this one. The code and link in earlier emails stop working.
This link no longer works
It came from an older sign-in email. A newer email replaced it, or its 10 minutes ran out. Ask for a new code and use the latest email.
You've been invited
You've been invited to use Nagster. Joining means you agree to receive email from Nagster from time to time.
Nags you were invited to
Block future email?
Declining blocks every future email to . Invites, reminders, and sign-in codes all stop.
If you later decide to use Nagster, you will have to contact a system administrator to unblock your account. You can't undo this yourself.
Continue without these Nags?
You can still use Nagster with your work email. Declining clears this invitation and does not block future email to .
Future email is blocked
Nagster will not email again. If you decide to use the system in the future, contact a system administrator to unblock your account.
Use a different emailWelcome to Nagster
What's your name? People on your Nags see your name and company.
You can change this later in Personal settings.
One thing first
involves times. Nagster needs your time zone to show times in yours.
This is saved to your profile, so Nagster asks only once.