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The sign-in screen is the front door to Testver. It appears whenever you open the app without a valid session — on a fresh browser, after signing out, or after a session expires. It is intentionally minimal: a username, a password, and a Sign in button.

Anyone with an account an admin has created. Each account has a single roleAdmin, Tester, or Viewer — which determines what you can do once inside, but everyone uses the same login screen.

  1. Open Testver in your browser (e.g. http://localhost:3700, or your team’s hosted URL).
  2. Enter your username and password.
  3. Click Sign in.

You land on the dashboard (or wherever you last were). Testver keeps you signed in until you sign out or your session expires.

A successful login creates a session — a server-side token tied to your account and device. You stay signed in across page reloads and browser restarts until one of these happens:

  • You click Sign out.
  • The session expires (default: 30 days, configurable by an admin in Settings → Security).
  • An admin (or you, from Profile) revokes the session.

Each device or browser you sign in from gets its own session. You can review and revoke them all from Profile → Active Sessions.

In the top-right of every screen, click your avatar → Sign out. This ends your current session and returns you to the login screen. To switch user, sign out and sign back in as someone else.

  1. The admin opens Admin → Users.
  2. Finds your row → Reset password.
  3. Sets a temporary password and shares it with you securely.
  4. You sign in with it, then immediately set your own from Profile → Change password.

The login area shows different states. Here’s what each means and what to do.

What you seeWhat it meansWhat to do
”Setup required” instead of the login formNo admin account exists yetWhoever installed Testver should complete First-time setup.
”Invalid username or password”The credentials didn’t matchRe-check for typos and caps-lock. If still stuck, ask an admin to reset your password.
”Session expired” mid-workYour session timed outSign in again — your saved data is safe. Anything unsaved must be re-entered.
”Account disabled”An admin disabled your accountContact your admin; only they can re-enable it from Users.

You can use Testver in several browser tabs at once — they share the same session and stay in sync. Take notes in one tab while authoring in another, or watch a run in one while browsing results in another.

  • Change a temporary password immediately after an admin resets it for you, from Profile → Change password.
  • Review your Active Sessions occasionally, especially after using a borrowed device — revoke anything you don’t recognise.
  • If you suspect your account was accessed, change your password and use Revoke all other sessions in Profile.
  • Don’t share accounts. Each teammate should have their own login so the Audit Log stays meaningful.
SymptomLikely cause & fix
The page won’t load at allTestver isn’t running, or the URL is wrong. Confirm the server is up and the address/port are correct (default :3700).
Credentials rejected though they look rightCaps-lock, a trailing space, or a since-changed password. Have an admin reset it.
Signed out unexpectedlyThe session expired or was revoked. Just sign in again.
”Setup required” appearsNo admin exists yet — run First-time setup.
I’m the only admin and locked outPassword recovery must be done at the server/host level — contact whoever administers the machine running Testver.

30 days by default. An admin can change this in Settings → Security.

Can I be signed in on my laptop and phone at once?

Section titled “Can I be signed in on my laptop and phone at once?”

Yes. Each device gets its own session; manage them all from Profile → Active Sessions.

I forgot my password and there’s no email — am I stuck?

Section titled “I forgot my password and there’s no email — am I stuck?”

No. Any admin can reset it from Users. If you are the sole admin, recovery happens at the host level.

Sessions already persist across restarts until they expire, so a separate “remember me” isn’t needed.

  • First-time setup — create the admin account before anyone can sign in.
  • Profile — change your password and manage active sessions.
  • Users — where admins reset passwords and manage accounts.
  • A 5-minute tour — what to explore once you’re in.