Active sessions & devices

See where you're signed in and end sessions you don't recognise.

Trada keeps a list of every device currently signed in to your account. You can review that list at any time under Profile → Security, and sign out any device you don't recognise.

Active sessions — every signed-in device, with remote sign-out.

Understand how sessions work

Each time you sign in on a new browser or device, Trada creates a separate session. Sessions run independently, so signing out on one device does not affect the others.

Rule	Behaviour
Session length	A session stays active for 7 days from its last activity, then expires automatically.
Concurrent devices	Up to 5 active sessions per account at once.
6th sign-in	If you sign in on a 6th device, the oldest session is signed out automatically to make room.
Sign-in methods	Sessions are created by Google or email and password sign-in only.

When Trada signs a device out for you — a 7-day expiry or the oldest session dropping off at the 5-device limit — it happens silently. Expiry and auto-termination do not generate an in-app notification.

Review your active sessions

The Active Sessions card lists every device with a live session. Each row shows:

Column	What it shows
Device	Browser and operating system, e.g. Chrome on macOS. Falls back to Unknown Device if it can't be read.
Location	City and country estimated from the connection's IP address, e.g. New York, United States. Falls back to Unknown Location if geolocation is unavailable.
Last active	A relative timestamp such as 2 minutes ago or 5 days ago, updated on each request from that device.
Action	A Terminate button, or a Current badge on the device you're using now.

The device you're currently on appears at the top with a Current badge instead of a Terminate button. Location is an estimate and can be imprecise — treat it as a signal, not proof.

Sign out a device you don't recognise

1

Open the Security tab

Go to Profile → Security and find the Active Sessions card.

2

Find the session

Look for a row whose device, location, or last-active time you don't recognise.

3

Terminate it

Click Terminate on that row. The device is signed out immediately and the row disappears, and you'll see a Session terminated confirmation.

Termination is immediate and has no confirmation dialog. The chosen device is signed out on its next request with no way to undo it — it simply has to sign in again. If you terminate the session you're currently using (from another device), you'll be signed out and sent back to the sign-in page.

If you recognise none of the extra sessions, terminate all of them and then change your password under Password & two-factor authentication to force a fresh sign-in everywhere.

Know when other sessions end automatically

Some sessions are closed for you:

• After 7 days of inactivity, the session expires and is removed from the list.

• When a 6th device signs in, the oldest session is ended.

• When you change your password, every other session is signed out; only the device you changed it on stays active.

Failed sign-in lockouts

To slow down guessing, Trada temporarily locks sign-in after repeated failures. Lockouts are tracked per email address and escalate on a fixed ladder.

Failed attempts	Lockout
5 failed attempts	15 minutes
5 more after that	1 hour
5 more after that	24 hours

During a lockout you'll see a message such as Too many failed sign-in attempts. Please try again in 15 minutes.

A successful sign-in resets the failure count to zero, so the ladder starts fresh next time. Lockout timers are absolute — the countdown keeps running and is not reset by further attempts. If you've forgotten your password, use Forgot password rather than retrying, which avoids triggering a lockout.

Related

• Password & two-factor authentication

• Notifications

• Account & security overview

• FAQ