Sign in with Apple is the only way into Red Tent PMDD—there is no separate app username or password. Use this article for the welcome-screen sign-in flow, the iCloud requirement, and fixing Apple Account problems on your device.
What you need before signing in
- Apple ID signed in on this device—check Settings → Apple Account.
- iCloud available for that Apple ID. Red Tent checks CloudKit account status before showing Sign in with Apple.
- Internet connection when the app cannot determine your Apple account status.
Sign in on the welcome screen
First-time sign-in continues to Terms and Privacy acceptance before you use the app. See Accepting Terms and Conditions.
How we protect your data
For full privacy and legal framing, see Legal & Privacy in Settings and Privacy and legal.
If Sign in with Apple doesn't appear
When CloudKit reports that iCloud is not ready, the welcome screen shows a status message and Open Settings instead of the Sign in with Apple button.
- No Apple Account — You need to sign in to your Apple Account in the device Settings before using Sign in with Apple.
- Restricted — iCloud account access is restricted (e.g., parental controls). Sign in cannot proceed.
- Temporarily unavailable — iCloud account is temporarily unavailable. Please authenticate your Apple account and try again.
- Could not determine — Could not determine Apple account status. Check your internet connection.
When something goes wrong
- Cancel Sign in with Apple — return to the welcome screen with no alert.
- Authentication Failed — generic alert for non-cancel failures. Tap OK and try Sign in with Apple again.
- Account Setup Failed — alert if creating your user record after sync fails. Tap OK and retry sign-in.
- iCloud drops while signed in — the app signs you out for data safety. Sign in again when iCloud is available.
- Other sync or iCloud alerts during sign-in — follow the on-screen message; sign-in stays blocked until iCloud is available again.
Already signed in?
If you previously signed in and your Apple ID session is still valid, the app skips the welcome screen on launch, waits for any needed CloudKit sync, and opens Home directly.