Three sign-in options
Email + password
Standard form. Email address + password. The most reliable option if you sometimes use the platform on devices that don’t support OAuth.
Magic link
Email-based passwordless login. Type your email; check inbox; click the magic link. The link signs you in for that session.
OAuth — Google or Microsoft
Sign in with your Google or Microsoft account. No separate RYTZ password to remember. Available wherever you can sign in to those accounts.
First-time sign-up
1
Go to app.rytz.com.au
Land on the sign-in page. Click Create account.
2
Choose a sign-in method
Email + password, magic link, or OAuth. Pick whichever suits.
3
Verify your email
Email + password sign-up sends a verification email. Click the link in the email to confirm.For magic-link or OAuth sign-up, email verification is implicit (the link itself confirms the email).
4
Complete the onboarding wizard
First sign-in lands you in the onboarding wizard. It captures the basic shape of your matter — jurisdiction, matter type, parties, children, FV disclosure (if any).The wizard takes 10–20 minutes. You can save and resume.
5
Land on the dashboard
After the wizard, you arrive at the dashboard (see overview). This is your home screen.
Returning sign-in
1
Go to app.rytz.com.au
The sign-in page recognises returning sessions where possible.
2
Pick your method
The platform remembers which sign-in method you used last time and offers it first. You can switch methods at any time.
3
Land on your last surface
Returning sign-in usually drops you back where you left off — the dashboard, a draft you were editing, or wherever you closed the browser tab last time.
Forgotten password
If you used email + password and forgot it:1
Click 'Forgot password' on the sign-in screen
The link goes to the password-reset page.
2
Enter your email
The platform sends a reset link to the registered email.
3
Click the reset link in the email
Opens a page where you set a new password.
4
Sign in with the new password
The new password is active immediately.
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication is strongly recommended for any RYTZ account holding active matter data. Enable it from Settings → Security. Two methods:- Authenticator app — Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, Bitwarden. Standard TOTP.
- SMS — code sent to a registered phone number. Less secure than authenticator app (SIM-swap attacks); use only if authenticator app isn’t an option.
Multiple devices
You can sign in to RYTZ from any number of devices. Each session is independent — sign-in on your laptop doesn’t affect sign-in on your phone. The platform tracks active sessions in Settings → Security. You can sign out remote sessions if you suspect unauthorised access.Sign-out
Sign out from the user menu (top-right of any page) → Sign out. For shared devices, sign out before leaving the device. The platform’s session-keeping defaults to 30 days; on a shared device, that’s 30 days of access for whoever uses the device next.Family-violence safe-exit
For users with FV disclosed in their case file, the platform shows a Safe-exit button (top-right of every screen). One click closes the platform and clears the browsing trail for the current session. The button is for moments when device monitoring is a concern and you need to leave the platform without it being apparent in the device’s recent-activity log. If you’re not in this situation, the safe-exit button is hidden by default. You can enable it manually from Settings if you want the function as a precaution.Trouble signing in
Common issues:
For anything not solved by the table, contact tech@rytz.com.au.
What’s next
The dashboard
What you see immediately after signing in.
Setting up your case file
The first-time onboarding wizard.
Settings
2FA, sessions, password management.
Security
Account security best practices including FV-safe-exit setup.