How to Create a Family Values Account

Last updated: 2026-03-20

Quick Answer

Creating an account on Family Values is free and takes less than a minute. Head to familyvalu.es/auth, switch to the Sign Up tab, fill in your name, email, and a password, and you're in.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

  1. Open the sign-up page. Visit familyvalu.es/auth in any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. You'll see a form with two tabs at the top: Sign In and Sign Up.

  2. Select the Sign Up tab. Tap or click Sign Up to reveal the registration fields.

Screenshot coming soonThe Family Values auth page showing the Sign Up tab selected with name, email, and password fields

  1. Enter your details. Fill in the three required fields:

    • Name -- the name that will appear on your profile and shared recipes.
    • Email -- use an email address you have access to.
    • Password -- choose something secure. A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols is always a good idea.
  2. Tap "Sign Up." After submitting, your account is created and you'll be signed in automatically.

  3. Set up your profile (optional but recommended). Once you're in, head to your profile page to add an avatar, choose your preferred language and measurement units, and pick a custom subdomain for your public recipe page.

Screenshot coming soonA freshly created account with the option to complete profile setup

Tips

  • Bookmark the app. Since Family Values is a Progressive Web App, you can add it to your home screen on any device for a native-app feel -- no app store download required on most platforms.
  • Pick a strong password. Family Values stores your personal recipes, so treat your password like you would any important account.
  • Remember your email. You'll need it if you ever need to reset your password or sign in on a new device.
  • Free to start. You don't need a subscription to create an account. A generous free tier lets you explore the app right away. You can always upgrade later from the /upgrade page if you want premium features.

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