Track new sign-ups

See every account created on Personal360, newest first, with how it signed up, its IP and device, its household access, and a "Looks automated" flag that explains itself.

Updated 29 Oct 2026

Overview

Sign-ups is the master admin's list of every account created on Personal360. It answers "who joined, how, from where, and are they real?" without digging through emails. From here you can also disable, re-enable or delete an account, always after a preview. See Disable or delete test accounts and households.

Before you start

  • You must be a master admin. Everyone else gets a "page not found".
  • Opening the page and exporting it are both recorded in the Activity log.
  • Each new-account alert email sent to the support mailbox has a Review in Sign-ups button that opens that account's details here.

Steps

Open the page

  1. In the sidebar, under Workspace, click Sign-ups.
  2. The tiles at the top count Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Google, Email + password, No household and Looks automated. Click a tile to filter by it. Click it again to clear.

Find an account

  1. Type in Search name, email, IP, household.
  2. Narrow with Period (7, 30 or 90 days, or All time), the method list (every sign-in provider, or email + password), and the Looks automated and No household boxes.
  3. Clear resets every filter.

Read a row

ColumnWhat it shows
Name / EmailWhat the person typed, or what the sign-in provider (Google, Microsoft, Apple, ChatGPT or SSO) returned
MethodGoogle, Microsoft, Apple, ChatGPT, Single sign-on or Password
Signed upHow long ago, plus the exact date and time (IST)
IP · deviceThe address the sign-up came from, and the browser and system
Households & roleEach household and role, Invited: … for access waiting to apply, or No household
Last activeThe most recent sign-in or use of the app
StatusChips such as New, Returned, Never returned, No household, Invite pending, Master admin, Disabled, Seed/demo account and Looks automated. Up to two show; +N stands for the rest — hover it to read them

Click a row, or ⋮ → Open user, for the full details: user agent, every household and invite, number of sign-ins, the automation check and Account actions. The ⋮ menu also has Copy email, Email user, Disable account (or Re-enable account) and Delete account….

Understand "Looks automated"

Hover over (or tab to) the red Looks automated chip to see why. Each reason adds to a score, and a score of 2 or more is flagged:

ReasonAdds
Random-looking name (almost no vowels, long consonant runs, or case switching mid-word)2
Digits in name1
Dotted Gmail variant: dots between most letters of a Gmail address, which Gmail ignores1
Same Gmail inbox as another account (dots or a +tag removed)2
Automation browser, such as a script or headless browser3
No browser info sent with an email sign-up1
Sign-up burst: 3 or more accounts from one IP within an hour2
Repeated IP: another sign-up came from the same IP1
No activity after sign-up, a day or more later1

Two rules keep real people from being flagged:

  • Local addresses don't count. A loopback, private-network or link-local address (such as ::1, 127.0.0.1, 10.x, 172.16–31.x, 192.168.x, fc00::/7 or fe80::/10) comes from local testing or an imported account. It never counts as a repeated IP or a burst, and a sign-up from one gets no "No browser info" point.
  • Established accounts aren't flagged on soft signals. An account that came back after signing up, or belongs to a household with people or documents in it, is only flagged if it signed up from an automation browser. Its reasons still show in the details.
Important:The flag is a hint for you to review, not a verdict. A family on one home network can share an IP. Master admins are never flagged, and Personal360 never disables or deletes an account on its own. A new account can't see any records until it's given household access, so a fake account holds nothing.

Export

Click Export CSV to download the rows currently shown, with the same filters. The file contains names, emails and IPs, so store it carefully.

Example

Deepa Nair, a master admin, gets three new-account alerts within a few minutes. She clicks Review in Sign-ups in one of them. All three accounts came from 203.0.113.50 within the hour. Two have names like "Bkzqtrnvd", and one used python-requests as its browser. All three are flagged Looks automated and none has a household. She exports the list for her records and leaves the accounts with no access.

FAQs

Can I disable or delete an account here?

Yes, from the ⋮ menu or the details panel. Disable account is reversible and deletes nothing. Delete account… shows exactly what is removed, kept or blocked first. You can't do either to your own account or another master admin's. See Disable or delete test accounts and households.

Why do older accounts show no IP or device?

Sign-ins started recording the browser in October 2026. Accounts created before that show "No browser info".

Why is "Last active" empty for someone I know uses the app?

Last active comes from sign-ins and from app activity, which is kept for 90 days. Someone who stays signed in on one device for a long time may show an older date.

Troubleshooting

The page says "page not found"

Your account isn't a master admin. See Master admin access.

A real person is flagged

Open their details and read the reasons. A shared home IP plus no return visit can reach the threshold. No action is needed.

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