Welcome to memQL

First-time setup. This wizard claims cluster ownership and configures how new accounts get created. Sign-in is locked until you complete this step — that prevents anyone but you from claiming the owner role. You can change any of these settings later from the admin UI.

Cluster domain *

Domain The cluster's public hostname suffix. Every service runs at a subdomain: app.<domain> for the SPA, identity.<domain> for sign-in, bff.<domain> for the API, agent.<domain> for worker registration. Use local.<your-domain> on a developer machine, staging.<your-domain> for staging, or just <your-domain> in production.

Cluster owner

These are stamped onto your user profile so the app treats you as a fully-set-up user the moment you sign in. You can edit them later from the admin console.

First name *

Last name *

Owner email * We'll send a sign-in link here so you can verify ownership and log in as the cluster owner.

Phone number (optional) E.164 preferred. Country code, then number. Spaces and dashes are fine.

Role at organization (optional) Free-form job title. Distinct from the cluster auth role (you're the owner by virtue of running setup).

Gender (optional)

Date of birth (optional)

Organization name (optional)

Internal email domains

Internal email domains (optional, comma-separated) Users registering with these domains get the cluster-wide default role. External users get a personal partition only.

Registration mode *

Who can sign up? Open Anyone with any email can sign up immediately. Domain-restricted Only allow-listed email domains can self-register. Invite-only No self-service. Users only enter via admin invitations. Waitlist Users submit access requests; admins review and approve.

We'll persist these settings and email a sign-in link to the owner address. Click the link to claim cluster ownership.