Open Profile Settings from the user menu, scroll to Security, and tap Sign Out of All Devices. Every device you're signed in on — web, Android, every browser — is signed out in one go, and you'll need to sign in again next time.
When to use it
The button is there for two situations:
- You're worried someone else has your account. Maybe you left yourself signed in on a shared computer, or you lost a phone you'd installed the Android app on.
- You want a clean slate. Old browsers, work laptops, tablets you haven't touched in months — sign everything out and start fresh.
What happens
When you tap Sign Out of All Devices:
- Fretscape ends every device's sign-in on your account.
- The device you tapped from is signed out and you're sent back to the Fretscape home page.
- Other devices that were already signed in stay on screen until they next try to load anything from Fretscape — at that point they're sent back to the login page.
There's no undo — once it's done, you (and anyone else) need to sign in again to use Fretscape.
You'll need to sign back in
After signing out everywhere, you'll need to sign back in. If you used email and password, make sure you remember the password — or that you still have access to the email so you can reset it. If you used Google sign-in, make sure you can still sign into that Google account.
If you're not sure which method you used, see How to sign in with Google and try both.
This is different from "Log Out"
The user menu's plain Log out just signs out the device you're on. Sign Out of All Devices signs you out everywhere. Use the first for regular sign-outs, and the second when you specifically want to kick the other devices out too.
Worried about your password?
If you're signing out everywhere because you're worried about someone else's access, change your password too — see How to change your password. That way, even if someone had a saved sign-in on another device, the old password won't work to get back in.