Sign in faster with Google or Apple

Logging in just got faster.

Two new buttons on the login page, Google and Apple. Tap one and you're straight in. No new password to invent, and no password-reset scramble six months from now when you've completely forgotten what you set it to.

Here's the part that matters if you've been with us a while. Say you signed up ages ago with your Gmail address. When you hit Continue with Google, we recognise that email and quietly connect it to the account you already have. Your laps are still there. Your personal bests too, and every session you've logged, soaking-wet practice days included. You're not starting from scratch, and you definitely won't end up juggling two accounts.

Rather stick with your email and password? Go for it. Nothing's changed. Linking Google sits alongside your password instead of replacing it, so use whichever you reach for on the day.

Apple's the same story. Tap Continue with Apple and you're in. Want to hide your email behind Apple's private relay? That works fine too.

Why build this? Because the best analysis is the one you actually sit down and do. Every second you're not wrestling a login form is a second you could spend staring at the one corner that keeps costing you tenths.

It's live now. Give it a go next time you upload a session.