Your account
Welcome back.
Add a machine to the mesh
Connect a laptop, server or workstation with one static binary, then run agent sessions on it, move files, and expose local ports — all from the browser.
This page manages your account — workspaces, the tokens machines use to connect, tunnels and passkeys. To work inside a workspace (sessions, files, services), open it below or head to Mycolab.
Your mesh
The things you create. A workspace is the unit of isolation; a tunnel publishes something running inside one.
Workspaces
Each workspace is an isolated mesh — its own services, presence, documents and tokens. Open one to manage it.
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Tunnels
Expose a local server through the mesh over a secure reverse tunnel — no inbound ports, no public IP.
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Machines & access
Every credential this account has issued to something that is not a person — and the one door that issues them. If you are ever unsure what can reach your workspaces, this group is the answer, and everything in it can be revoked here.
Approve a waiting machine
Enter the codeA machine that ran myco login is showing a short code and waiting for you to say yes. Nothing is granted until you approve it, and you choose which workspace it joins.
Machines
Machines you connected with myco login. Each holds a short-lived credential it rotates by itself — there is no long-lived secret on the machine and nothing here to copy. Revoking one cuts it off at its next refresh, within the hour.
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CI & automation tokens
For CI jobs and scripts — anywhere nobody can click Approve in a browser. A machine you can sit at should use myco login instead: it lands in Machines above, refreshes itself, and never puts a long-lived secret on disk. A daemon needs admin (the default) to provision the tunnels behind file transfer and myco expose; use a lower scope for read-only scripts. Copy a token once at mint time — it is never shown again.
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Account & security
How you get in, where you are currently signed in, and how to leave for good. Nothing here belongs to a workspace — it belongs to you.
Account · passkeys
The passkeys that sign you in to this account. Add one per device; keep at least one.
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Signed-in browsers
Each browser you have logged in from stays signed in for 30 days, refreshing quietly in the background. Sign one out here and it stops refreshing immediately — from anywhere.
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Danger zone
Deleting your account is permanent. It destroys every workspace you own and everything in them — sessions, chats, documents, artifacts and files — along with your passkeys, tokens and tunnels. There is no undo and no grace period.
If you own a workspace that has other members, transfer it or delete it first; this will refuse rather than leave them with a workspace nobody can administer.