Using this from more than one device
No per-device pairing or setup. Any browser that can reach your instance and knows the password can log in — phone, laptop, tablet, all pointed at the same backend and database, so all see the same live data. Nothing to “sync”: every device talks to the same place.
A second device needs a network path to your instance first — see Exposing this beyond localhost for how to do that safely.
Logging in from a new device
Just the instance password. No approval step on an existing device, no pairing code, no limit on concurrent logins.
What “logging out” covers, and what it doesn’t
Each login gets its own independent session — no “your devices” list to review or sign out individually. To invalidate every session at once (not sure a device is still trusted?), change your password — that kills every session on every other device in one action; each of those needs the new password to get back in. The device you changed it from is reissued a fresh session automatically and stays logged in, no re-entry needed. No way to sign out just one other device selectively — changing the password takes out all of them at once.
There’s no separate account per person
One password, not one account per person. More than one person in your household using it means everyone shares the same login and book — no restricted view or separate permissions per person today.
Related pages
operations/exposing-beyond-localhost— reaching your instance safely in the first placeoperations/security-and-privacy— the login model this page builds on