Signing in on iPhone

One account, both places

Use the credentials you already have. Signing in on the iPhone with the account you use at dawbets.com gives you the same tier, the same tracked bets, the same followed books and teams, and the same alert rules — the app is a thin client, so every number it shows comes from the same place the website reads.

Creating a second account instead is the one mistake worth avoiding. A subscription belongs to the account that bought it and does not follow you to a new one, so a second account leaves your plan, your tracked bets and your history behind on the first. Current plan prices are on the pricing page.

Three ways in

• ●Sign in with Apple — one system sheet, nothing typed, and you never leave the app. That is why it is listed first.
• ●Continue with Google — a Google sheet opens over the app for a moment and then hands you back.
• ●Use email — your address and a password. On a phone that has signed in before, that pill reads Sign in with email instead. When you are setting a password, a live requirement row under the field tells you when it is long enough. This is the only route that asks you to confirm your address first.

Why the app asks first

There is no guest mode and no skip. Signed out, you get the welcome screen, and the board on it is real: it loads actual rows from the public feed rather than a mock-up, with the EV figure marked as the thing an account unlocks. Being the public feed, it runs behind the live one — Why your feed says delayed.

That screen also carries a Need help? link to team@dawbets.com — deliberately, because the in-app feedback form lives in Settings, and someone who cannot sign in cannot reach Settings.

Confirming your email

1. 1

   Sign up on the Use email route

   Enter your address and a password. The app lands on a Confirm your email screen and stays there — quitting the app does not lose it.

2. 2

   Open the link we send

   Open it anywhere. Confirming on a laptop is fine; the app does not need to be the thing that opens it.

3. 3

   Come back and tap I’ve confirmed — sign in

   That button is on the same screen and carries your address across, so you only re-type the password.

When the link opens Safari instead of the app

If you are reading the email somewhere other than that iPhone, the handoff has nothing to hand back to — opening the link still confirms your address, so go back to the app afterwards and tap I’ve confirmed — sign in.

Resetting your password

Where the reset link goes depends on where you asked for it, and the two are not interchangeable.

So a reset started in the app has to be opened on that iPhone — the app is the only thing holding the code that can complete it, which is why the app says so on screen when it sends the mail.

Signing out, and what leaves the phone

Sign out from Settings. Two things are wiped immediately, before anything else runs: any home-screen widgets drop back to their neutral state rather than showing the last session’s money, and your tracked bets are removed from iPhone Spotlight search. Games stay in Spotlight — those are public schedule data, not yours.

Nothing else is lost. Your alert rules, filters, followed books and profile live on the account, so they are all there again the next time you sign in. See DawBets on iPhone for what the app adds once you are in, and iPhone app troubleshooting if you were signed out without asking to be.