Sign up
Then connect an environment — scopes is what you are granting when you do. Organizations and teams is how more than one person gets in, and plans and pricing is what it costs.
Passwordless. A magic link or an emailed one-time code — six digits, five minutes, single-use.
There is no password, here or in the kit. The dashboard is a Pithy application composing the same auth capability you would.
An account on its own shows nothing
Because there is nothing to show.
The dashboard holds no copy of your data. Until you connect an environment, there is no Worker to read from — and connecting is a deliberate act you perform from your own machine.
Connect an environment
pithy dashboard connect --env prodA device-code flow: a short code, your browser opens, you approve, the CLI receives a short-lived connect token.
Then the CLI writes the registration into your D1 — the one key it ever writes there.
Nothing reports connected until a signed ping round-trip succeeds against your Worker.
What you choose at connect
The scopes. That list is what you consent to, and it is written down rather than left to be read off a manifest.
The environment. One connection per project and environment — a staging credential cannot reach production, and the check is on the token.
What it resolves for you
The address. From your Worker’s domains declaration, else its first route pattern, else a hand-set base URL. It prints what it found and where it came from before registering.
--worker-url overrides, for a proxy whose address no config knows.
The Worker. In a project with several, connect refuses the ambiguity and asks for --worker <name> rather than guessing — and a Worker composing no control plane is refused outright, because there is nothing to connect to.
Free covers reading
The full audit trail. Every user, purchase and entitlement, readable. No time limit.
Acting on production from a browser is the paid part — see plans and pricing.
Connecting more than one project
A customer may register several, each with its own connection and keypair. The dashboard offers a picker when there is more than one.
A single project needs no ceremony.
What happens when your address changes
A custom domain, a renamed Worker, a moved environment breaks the connection.
pithy dashboard connect --updateA connection whose ping fails surfaces as needs reconnecting, never as a silent dead link.