Sign in with Google
Glimz accounts use Google sign-in, with X coming soon. Glimz opens in waves: signing in puts you on the waitlist. Your wallet is only used to sign trades you choose to make.
Your Glimz account is your Google account. There's no password to remember, and you don't need a wallet to sign in.
How it works
- Open the app and choose Sign in.
- Pick Continue with Google and approve on Google's screen.
- You come straight back to the page you were on, signed in.
Your watchers, tracked wallets, inbox and plan stay with that account on every device.
Early access
Glimz opens in waves: a few traders at a time, so every call stays fast and checked. Until your turn, signing in shows your place in line instead of the app, and nothing else loads.
- Sign in, then choose Join the waitlist.
- Optionally tell us which chains you trade and what you want first (Buy or not on new coins, wallets worth copying, where the money goes, automations). It helps us open the right things first, and you can change the answers later without losing your place.
- When it's your turn, Glimz opens on your account. Sign in any time to see your place.
Why it works this way is in the letter from the founder.
What Glimz gets
| From Google | |
|---|---|
| Your name and profile photo | Yes |
| Your email address | Yes |
| Your contacts, mail or files | No |
| Your password | No |
Glimz only accepts Google accounts with a verified email.
When you need a wallet
Researching a token or a wallet, and getting a call, works on any public address with no wallet of yours involved. Your wallet only comes into play when you:
- Trade. Glimz prepares the swap and you sign it in your own wallet. See Trading.
- Pay for a plan in USDC.
Signing out
Open your account menu in the app and choose Sign out. That ends the session on this device.