Signing in
- Password: use the password you had on aius.co. The first sign-in upgrades how it is stored; nothing changes for you.
- Google: choose Continue with Google with the same Google account.
- Two-factor authentication stays on. Use the same authenticator app. Recovery codes from aius.co don’t carry over: create new ones on the Account page.
- If the address already had an AIUS Light account, that account stays and gains your aius.co organisations, projects and credit, and your aius.co sign-in: sign in with the password you had on aius.co, or with Google if you used only Google there. Browsers and terminals signed in to that account before the move are signed out once, and invitations it had sent that were still open are withdrawn. Your projects are in your personal organisation; choose it at the top of the sidebar. If someone else had already joined that organisation in AIUS Light, your aius.co projects get an organisation of their own instead, named after your aius.co one with “(aius.co)” after it.
- If you had two aius.co accounts whose addresses differed only in capital letters, they are one account in AIUS Light. It signs in with the password of the one you changed last.
What comes with you
- Organisations and members: your default organisation on aius.co becomes your personal organisation. Other organisations keep their name and members.
- Credit: what you had left comes over at 100 every personal organisation starts with. Your top-ups appear under Payments.
- Projects: each keeps its name, brief and reports, and the working files it had on aius.co (notebooks, code and documents) to read and download in AIUS Light. Reports keep their charts and the notebooks they cite. If your organisation already had a project with the same name in AIUS Light, both stay, and the one from aius.co has “(aius.co)” after its name. Files that came from aius.co don’t count against your organisation’s storage. Files on your computer stay there: folders no longer sync, but your conversations follow you to any computer.
- Share links: links you shared from aius.co keep working. As on aius.co, they open the project’s report, read-only, never its working files. Anyone with the link can read it without an account. A link to a project with no report, or whose author has left the organisation, no longer opens.