Reset your password

Request a Stack Auth password-reset email and return to the SunrAI sign-in page.

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SunrAI uses Stack Auth for account sign-in and password reset. The public reset form gives the same confirmation whether or not an account exists for the address.

Reset your password

  1. Open sign-in

  2. Open Forgot password

    Click Forgot password, or go directly to www.sunrai.ai/handler/forgot-password.

  3. Send the reset email

    Enter the email address you use to sign in and click Send Email. SunrAI shows an account-neutral Check your email confirmation.

  4. Choose a new password

    Open the reset link and follow the password requirements shown on that screen. SunrAI does not publish a separate fixed rule here because the authentication policy can change.

  5. Return to sign-in

    Use Back to sign in, then sign in with the new password.

Troubleshooting

"I didn't get the reset email" — Check spam and search for the password-reset message associated with your SunrAI/SoCap sign-in. Corporate filters can delay transactional mail, so wait several minutes before requesting another message.

"The form did not tell me whether my account exists" — That is intentional. The same confirmation prevents the reset form from revealing registered email addresses. If you are unsure which address was used, try a sign-in address you control or contact SunrAI support; an editable team-roster address is not authoritative for sign-in.

"The reset link is invalid or unavailable" — Return to the forgot-password page and request a new message. Use the newest valid link delivered to the account email.

"My Owner sent a reset but it went to an old roster address" — Team-triggered resets use the verified Stack Auth account address, not an editable team-roster email. Contact SunrAI support if the verified sign-in identity needs to be reconciled.