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🤫 Agent One First-Time User Guide

How to sign in and set up 🤫 Agent One for the first time, in under a minute, with troubleshooting and FAQ.

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TL;DR: Open hushh.ai/welcome, see what the world already knows about you, claim your One with a one-tap email sign-in link (or Apple/Google), meet your private agent, and ask your first question. Free, and free for life.

Status as of 2026-07-04: see body.

This is the simple, honest walkthrough for your very first time with 🤫 Agent One. No manual, no maze. Open one page, choose how you want to sign in, and meet the private AI agent that answers only to you. It is free, and free for life. The live version is at the First-Time User Guide.

The whole setup, in five steps

The first three take under a minute. The last two are optional and you can do them any time.

  1. Open the door. Go to hushh.ai/welcome on any modern browser, phone or computer. Nothing to install.
  2. See what the world already knows about you. Type your name and the email you use with brands, banks, and work. Agent One shows you the honest picture of who holds data like yours today. This stays on your device; we do not fetch your accounts, and we could not if we wanted to.
  3. Claim your One. The simplest way in is a one-tap sign-in link: enter your email and tap "Email me a sign-in link", then open the email and tap the link. No password, no app. You can also continue with Apple or Google. All three are secure and take seconds.
  4. Meet your agent and ask your first question. You land straight in your private Agent One. Ask it anything, by text or by voice. It works with the assistants you already use, keeps your data yours, and writes a receipt you can read for anything it shares.
  5. Make it yours (optional). Give your One a name and a persona so you can call it by name, and finish your account with a quick phone verification and a few preferences to unlock rewards and referrals. Now or any time later.

Three ways to sign in

  • Email sign-in link (recommended). Enter your email, tap the link we send, and you are in. It finishes entirely inside your browser, so it works everywhere, including iPhone Safari with strict privacy settings.
  • Continue with Apple. Use the Apple ID already on your device. Fast on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
  • Continue with Google. Use your Google account. Fast on Android, Chrome, and anywhere you are already signed in to Google.

All three are secure and take seconds. If one ever seems stuck, the email sign-in link is the most reliable, because it finishes entirely inside your browser.

Troubleshooting

  • I opened my sign-in link on a different phone or computer. It still works. If the device you tap the link on is not the one you requested it from, Agent One asks you to confirm the email the link was sent to, then finishes signing you in right there. Links are single-use and expire, so request a fresh one if it has been a while.
  • The sign-in button seems stuck. Use the email sign-in link instead: it does not depend on popups or third-party cookies, which are the usual cause. If a message appears on screen, it names the exact issue. You can also just keep exploring, it is free either way.

Good to know

  • Do I need to download an app? No. Agent One runs in your browser, so you can sign in and start in under a minute with nothing to install.
  • Do I have to give my phone number? No. You can sign in, meet your agent, and ask questions without it. A phone number is only needed to finish your full account for rewards and referrals.
  • Is it really free? Yes. Agent One is free, for life. You only ever pay for extra power (such as a 🤫 Puppy One personal supercomputer) or optional white-glove service, never for the agent.
  • What happens to my data? It stays yours. Agent One is consent-first by construction: sensitive work stays on your device, anything that leaves is scoped, consented, and logged to a receipt only you can read, and it is never sold.
  • I signed up yesterday. Will my chats still be here? Yes. Your conversations are saved and restored when you come back, on this device right away, and on any device once you are signed in.

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