Getting In: Everything About Signing Up and Logging In to Baryons

Most of what we write about is what happens once you're talking to your Baryon. This one is about the thirty seconds before that, getting in the door.
Signing up is one screen
Go to app.baryons.com, enter your email, and create a password. Eight characters, one letter, one digit, one special character. That's the whole list. Once it's set, you're in, and your first conversation starts right there.
If your company sent you here, nothing changes
If your organization has adopted Baryons, you'll get an email invitation instead of finding us on your own. Click it, land on the same password screen as everyone else, and from that point forward your experience is identical to any individual user. Same Baryon, same privacy, same everything. The invitation is just how you found the door.
Forgot your password? It happens to everyone
Click "Forgot your password?" enter your email, and check your inbox for a message from support@baryons.com. Click the link, set a new password, and you're back in. If the email doesn't show up, check spam first, then request it again. If Google or Microsoft is how you originally signed in, skip the reset entirely and log in that same way, no new password needed.
Still stuck?
Reach a human at support@baryons.com. Not a script, not a bot loop, someone who will actually look at your account.
Why we spent a whole post on this
Because the point of Baryons is what happens after you're in: a Morning Check-In that sets your focus, a Thinking Partner when something's hard, an Evening Check-Out that closes the day, and a Baryon that remembers all of it. None of that matters if the front door is confusing. So we made it one screen, one password, and one place to go if something doesn't work.
Onward,
The Baryons Team
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