Getting started with Speedernet Sphere

Have you created your account on "https://sphereapp.fr/signup" and downloaded Speedernet Sphere?

If so, you're ready to get started with Sphere.

Connexion

Choose language

Once you launch Speedernet Sphere, the software window will appear. As shown in the image below, you can select the language.

 

Log in to the Speedernet Sphere account

On this window, you can log in to your account:

1- Enter your username (your email address) and your password.
2- Confirm.

Have you forgotten your password?

1- Click on "Lost password?"
2- Enter the email address used when creating the account
3- Click "OK".

You will receive an email that will allow you to update your password.

Sign out

If you want to connect to Sphere with your profile on another computer, remember to log out of the software of the initial computer.

You can log out of your account in three ways:

From the project creation and opening screen via the dedicated "Logout" button

From the File tab, click "Logout".

From the Preferences, in the "Account" tab, via the dedicated "Logout" button.

Home page

Once you've signed in to your Sphere account, you'll be taken to the Home screen. From there, you can create or open a project.

Create a new project

To create a new project:

1- Click on "NEW PROJECT",
2- Enter his name,
3- Select its location,
4- Click on "CREATE A NEW PROJECT" to validate.

By clicking on the "CANCEL" button, you cancel your operation.

Open an existing project

If you want to open a project that has already been created for editing or publishing:

1- Click on "OPEN PROJECT".
2- Look for the project concerned on your computer.
3- Click the project folder to open it.

Double-click the "projectEditor.sph" file to open your project

Find recent projects

As you progress, the most recent projects (newly created or modified) appear in the list of "RECENT PROJECTS" at the bottom of the screen. This allows you to access it quickly.

Feel free to give us your feedback on this feature! 👨‍💻👩‍💻😃

See you soon for the next tutorial! 🙂