It’s easy to find, but it’s worth noting that Lose It! does not offer social logins (like "Sign in with Google" or Apple ID in the free tier). If you lose your password, you must go through this email reset process. There is no SMS fallback. Step 2: The Request (Entering the Void) Once you tap the link, the app asks for the email address associated with your account. You type it in and hit "Reset Password."
It does not automatically log you in on the web. It does not deep-link you back to the app. lose it password reset
When you click the button, you are taken back to the app. Instead, you are taken to a web browser (LoseIt.com/reset). It’s easy to find, but it’s worth noting that Lose It
The app immediately gives you a confirmation pop-up: "If an account exists for that email address, you will receive an email with instructions to reset your password." There is no SMS fallback
You tap “Forgot Password?” ... and then what?
| Feature | Grade | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | A | Email arrives almost instantly. | | Security | B+ | No SMS fallback, but standard email reset is secure. | | UI/UX Flow | C- | Breaking the app flow to go to a mobile browser feels dated. | | Error Handling | B | Clear messages, though no "eye" icon for showing password. | | Post-Reset | D+ | You have to manually return to the app. No auto-redirect. | Final Thoughts & A Pro Tip The Lose It! password reset process is functional but feels like it was designed in 2015. In a world where most fitness apps have moved to biometrics (Face ID) and magic links (click this email to log in without a password), Lose It! relies on the old "web form" method.
