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🔒 Two-step sign-in: your password, then a 6-digit code emailed to the address on your profile.

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Use the email you gave when you took your reading.

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Already finished a reading? Confirm your email and choose a password. This is also how you reset a forgotten one.

Choose your password

Enter the code we emailed you, then pick a password.

Veranima

Welcome back

Everything you've uncovered so far, kept for you alone.

Your guide

A conversation with your own reading — it already knows what you answered.

It reflects; it doesn't predict. It won't diagnose, and it won't read someone who hasn't taken their own reading.

Connections

Put your reading next to someone else's and see what the two of them do to each other.

Invite someone

They take their own reading through your link. When they finish, you both see the same comparison — their individual answers stay theirs.

Give an email and we'll send the invite for you. Leave it blank and you'll just get a link to send yourself.

Your comparisons

The score is the same for both of you. What it asks of each of you is not.

Invites you've sent

Your profile

The details we hold about you.

Details

Your email is fixed here — it's where your sign-in codes go. Contact us if it needs to change.

Membership

Your subscription status.

Security

How your account is protected, and who's signed in.

Two-step sign-in

Always on. Both steps are required every time you sign in on a new device.

step 1 Your password — something only you know. Stored hashed; nobody at Veranima can read it.
step 2 A 6-digit code emailed to your profile address — something only you can open. It expires in 10 minutes and works once.

Change password

Changing it signs out every other device.

Signed-in devices

Anything you don't recognise? Sign everything out and change your password.

Delete your account

Your name, email and login are erased for good. Your readings stay only as anonymous scores with nothing linking them to you — so anyone you've compared with keeps their comparison, and it simply reads "Someone".