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Use Amuse with Apple ID (Sign in with Apple)

Discover how Sign in with Apple (SIWA) lets you quickly and securely access your Amuse account across devices.

With Sign in with Apple (SIWA), you can create an Amuse account using your Apple ID. You can choose to share your personal email address with Amuse or use the Hide My Email option.

Sign in with Apple (SIWA) is only available on our web and iOS apps.

The Hide My Email option

If you choose to hide your email address when creating an Amuse account using Sign in with Apple, Apple will generate a unique, random email address called a private relay address. This means your personal email address won't be shared with Amuse.

Your private relay address will look something like this: [email protected].

If you choose to hide your email address:

  • Save your private relay address. Make a note of the email address generated by Apple.

  • Keep in mind how email forwarding works. Emails from Amuse will appear in your personal inbox, but they're sent to your Apple private relay address first.

  • Use your private relay address when needed. To reset your password or contact Amuse Support, use the private relay address linked to your account.
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Find your Apple private relay address

In your Amuse account

  1. Open the Amuse app.

  2. Tap the Account Settings icon in the top-right corner.

  3. Under Overview, you'll find the email address linked to your account.

In your Apple account

  1. Open your device's Settings.

  2. Tap your name to access your Apple Account.

  3. Go to iCloud → Hide My Email to find your private relay address.
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Switch to email and password login

If you created your Amuse account using Sign in with Apple but would prefer to log in with your email address and password, follow these steps:

  1. Reset your password using the email address linked to your Amuse account. If you chose Hide My Email when signing up, use your @privaterelay.appleid.com address.

  2. Log in to Amuse using that email address and new password.

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