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How to signup with Codemagic

You can sign up to Codemagic using a GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab account, or via email. SSO integrations for enterprises are available on request.

After signup, you can easily add repositories from the above Git providers or any self-hosted or cloud-based Git repository.

Sign up via GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab

When signing up via GitHub, you will be asked to authorize Codemagic to authenticate yourself without giving any access to your repositories. To add apps from GitHub, you also need to install the Codemagic CI/CD GitHub App, read more about it here.

When authenticating using a Bitbucket or GitLab account via OAuth, Codemagic asks for access to your account and repositories so they can be listed when you’re adding applications. You will need to authorize Codemagic to connect the Bitbucket/GitLab account to your Codemagic account.

Sign up via email

Enter your email address and name and click Create your account to get started. Codemagic will then send a six-character authentication key to the provided email address. Enter the authentication key and click Continue to verify the email address and finish signup. Note that an unused key expires in 10 minutes.

You will be sent a new authentication key every time you need to log in again.

Codemagic Authentication Overview

When using email authentication, Codemagic uses an additional verification factor requiring a One Time Password to be sent to the user’s email address.

It’s also possible to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on the OAuth provider side. For example, one can enable MFA on GitHub and sign up via Github on Codemagic.

Enterprise users can use SSO for enhanced authentication control, limiting access based on geolocation, device, and time range.

Connecting several repository integrations

You can connect several repository accounts (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) with one Codemagic account or Codemagic team (read more about managing team integrations here).

  1. Log in to Codemagic with the account you signed up.
  2. Click the Teams icon on the left navigation bar and choose Personal Account.
  3. In the Integrations section, click Connect next to the account you would like to connect to Codemagic.

Once you have connected another account to your Codemagic account, you can log in to Codemagic with either of these accounts. Email notifications with build status reports will be sent to the email address that’s connected with the repository from which you build.