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Changing Your Password Want to update your password for security or just prefer a new one? You can change it anytime from your account settings. This guide is for users who know their current password. If you forgot your password, see Resetting a Forgotten Password instead.
Change Password on Web
Go to rallies.ai and sign in
Click your profile icon in the top right corner
Select “Settings”
Click the “Account” or “Security” tab
Find Password and click “Change”
Enter your current password
Enter your new password
Must be at least 8 characters
We recommend mixing letters, numbers, and symbols
Enter your new password again to confirm
Click “Save” or “Update Password”
You’ll see a confirmation message, and your password is now changed.
Change Password on Mobile iOS
Open the Rallies app
Tap your profile icon or menu (☰)
Tap “Settings”
Tap “Account” or “Security”
Tap “Change Password”
Enter current password, then new password twice
Tap “Save”
Android
Open the Rallies app
Tap the menu icon (☰)
Tap “Settings” → “Account”
Tap “Change Password”
Enter current password, then new password twice
Tap “Update”
Password Requirements Your password must:
Be at least 8 characters long
For better security, we recommend:
Using 12+ characters
Including uppercase and lowercase letters
Adding numbers and symbols (!@#$%^&*)
Not using common words or personal info (birthday, name)
Not reusing passwords from other sites
💡 Tip: Use a password manager like 1Password, Bitwarden, or your browser’s built-in manager to generate and store strong passwords.
If You Use Google or Apple Sign-In If you signed up using “Continue with Google” or “Continue with Apple,” you may not have a Rallies password.
To add a password:
Go to Settings → Account
Look for “Add Password” or “Create Password”
Create a password
This lets you sign in with either your social account OR your email/password.
To change your Google/Apple password: Your Google or Apple password is managed by Google/Apple, not Rallies:
After Changing Your Password Once you’ve changed your password:
You’ll stay signed in on the device where you made the changeOther sessions may be signed out for securitySign in with your new password on other devicesUpdate saved passwords in your browser or password manager
When to Change Your Password Consider changing your password if:
It’s been a while — Good practice to update periodicallyYou used it elsewhere — And that site had a data breachYou shared it — Even temporarily with someoneYou signed in on a public computer — Airport, library, etc.You notice suspicious activity — Unexpected changes or alertsYour password is weak — Upgrade to something stronger
Troubleshooting ”Incorrect current password” The password you entered as your “current password” doesn’t match. Try again carefully, or if you truly forgot it, use password reset instead.
”Password doesn’t meet requirements” Make sure your new password is at least 8 characters long. If you’re copying from a password manager, make sure no extra spaces were included.
”New passwords don’t match” The “new password” and “confirm password” fields must be exactly identical. Try typing more slowly or pasting from a password manager.
I don’t see a “Change Password” option If you signed up with Google or Apple and never set a password, you may see “Add Password” instead of “Change Password.” That’s normal—just create a password there.
Frequently Asked Questions Will changing my password log me out of the mobile app? Possibly. For security, changing your password may end other active sessions. You’ll just need to sign in again with your new password.
Can I see my current password somewhere? No. For security, we never display your password. If you forgot it, use the password reset feature.
How often should I change my password? There’s no strict rule, but consider changing it once or twice a year, or immediately if you suspect any security issue.
Does my password change affect my subscription? No. Your billing and subscription are completely separate from your password.
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