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Setting up
The first time you sign in, MORR asks a few things it needs to be useful. One question per screen, and anything optional can be skipped.
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- 1Your nameWhat shows on posts and to anybody you share a workspace with.
- 2What you makeYour niche. It is what the caption and idea tools lean on, so a rough answer beats none.
- 3Your first workspaceA name and a color. See Workspaces.
- 4Connect a channelOptional here. You can do it any time from Settings.Skip
- 5Daily hooksWhether you want a few opening lines for your niche waiting every morning, and how many. Off unless you pick a number. See Daily hooks. On the web; on the phone, turn them on from Home.Skip
Pick at least three, on the phone
On the phone there is one more question before the account, separate from the niche you type above: What do you post about?, with twelve topics as chips. Tap a chip to take it and it fills white with a check; tap it again to put it back.
Pick at least three. They are saved on the phone. The button counts down what is still wanted, and Not now skips the whole thing.
The first topic you tap is your niche. Nine of the twelve are ones MORR writes for, and when your first is one of those, the phone saves it after you sign in and never asks What do you create? at all. Pick Music, Tech or Wellness first, or skip, and that one question comes up once, with Skip for now on it.
Signing in with a code from your email
Every sign-in email has a link and a six-digit code. The link finishes on whatever device opens the email; the code is for typing where you asked, when that is somewhere else. Paste all six at once or type them, and the sixth digit checks it.
| The email | Where the code goes |
|---|---|
| Reset your password | After Forgot? on the web or Forgot password? on the phone, the six boxes come up. On the phone, I have a code opens them for a code already in hand. On the web, a reset page opened with no link open asks for the email and the code. |
| Confirm your email | Right after creating an account, and whenever you sign in before confirming. |
| Your sign-in link | On the web, Email me a sign-in code under the form sends one without a password. Web only. |