Free trial account

Cloud access to BloomMD (bloommd.app) is called the free trial account. You create it yourself, without an invitation and without a waitlist. Only if the operator has turned on the access switch is it created, for the time being, only for enabled email addresses (see below). The signup page shows which one applies: if you see the form right away, you can register. If you see a notice that your free trial account is not enabled yet, the access switch is on.

Even with the access switch on, only Web, cloud workspaces, sync and collaboration are restricted. The browser demo, desktop builds and Obsidian plugin are always available without an account and without an invitation.

Trial period

• The trial account is valid for 30 days from email confirmation.
• Before it ends you receive reminder emails after 15 and 23 days.
• After it ends, your account is read-only. Export remains possible, and a notice is shown. Nothing is lost.
• Existing accounts, including former waitlist participants: because of their beta participation, the trial period counts from November 15, 2026.
• Pricing and scope will be published before launch.

Registration (normal case)

You need neither an invitation nor a code. Your trial period starts with the email confirmation (step 5).

1. Open the signup page at bloommd.app.
2. Enter your email address and a password of at least 10 characters containing letters and numbers.
3. Accept the privacy policy and the terms. No account is created without your consent.
4. You receive a confirmation email. Its link is valid for 24 hours.
5. Open the link. Only then can you sign in; without a confirmed email address there is neither a login nor a session.
6. Sign in at bloommd.app with your email and password.

After you submit, the sign-in page opens with a notice that a confirmation email was sent. Your email address is already filled in.

Registration is rate limited against mass signups. After too many attempts in a short time the page shows "Too many attempts"; wait about an hour and try again.

The confirmation email did not arrive

Check your spam and promotions folders. On the sign-in page you can resend the confirmation email. If sending was not possible, signup shows an error instead of the "email sent" notice; you can try again later.

Forgot your password

Use "Forgot password?" on the sign-in page. You receive a link that is valid for 60 minutes. After a reset, existing sign-ins are ended.

Only with the access switch on: enablement

The waitlist has ended; nobody can join it any more. The access switch stays available for operations. While it is on, a trial account is only created for enabled email addresses or with an access code. Enabling an address does not create a password. The steps are intentionally separate so that every stage is clear.

1. An admin or staff member enables your email address.
2. You receive an email "Your free BloomMD trial account" with an account-creation link.
3. Open the link. Your email address is already filled in.
4. Choose your own password, accept the privacy policy and the terms, then confirm the account email.
5. Sign in at bloommd.app with your email and password.

Not enabled yet

Contact the BloomMD team. With the access switch on, an account is not created without enablement or an access code.

You received the enablement email

The email links directly to account creation. Normally you do not need a separate code. A code field may be shown as a fallback when an admin sent a code separately.

Resending the email

If the enablement email did not arrive, an admin can resend it. Check your spam and promotions folders first.

Messages such as "Your free trial account is not enabled for this email address yet." or a wrong address are explained in Troubleshooting.

You already created an account

If the account exists and the email is confirmed, use the sign-in page at bloommd.app. Password recovery is useful after an account with a password has been created. This applies with and without the access switch; existing accounts stay unchanged.

Desktop app

The macOS and Omarchy/Linux desktop apps work locally with your Markdown files and do not need a BloomMD account. An account is only needed for the Web app, cloud workspaces, sync, and collaboration.