You need two logins: your Doxaform user (an admin creates it — see Users) and access to the torii console (ask your torii operator). Both consoles use the same style of username + password sign-in.
1

Sign in to Doxaform

Open the console and sign in with the username and password your admin gave you.

The sign-in screen.

2

Mint a torii API key

Open the torii console → API Keys. Give the key a name (for example doxaform · alice), tick the read scope — add write only if you will publish from Doxaform — and press Create key.
The secret is shown exactly once. Copy it now; after you leave the page only the key’s id and scopes remain visible. If you lose it, revoke it and create a new one.

torii console → API Keys. The secret appears once, with a Copy button.

3

Bind the key in Doxaform

Back in Doxaform: Settings → Keys & services → torii bearer token. Paste the secret and press Save keys. The status flips from ○ not set to a masked hint of your key.

Settings → Keys & services.

The key is yours: each Doxaform user binds their own, and every crawl you run uses it.
4

Log a social account in on torii

torii console → Accounts → Add account. Name the profile, pick the platform, and torii opens a live browser in the page. Scan the QR with the platform’s app (or log in with a password / SMS code where the platform offers it). When the status reads ready, torii has captured the session and will keep it warm.

Add account: name the profile, then pick a platform. A live browser opens for you to log in.

You need a logged-in account on each platform you want to watch. Details and which platforms need one →
5

Create your first signal

Monitor → ＋ New. Give the signal a name and add one or more sources — a platform plus what to fetch: a search keyword, the hot feed, the recommended feed, or the posts of specific accounts. Save.

The signal editor: name, crawl interval, and a list of sources.

6

Watch the wall fill

The first crawl runs right away; later ones follow the signal’s interval (default 30 minutes; a platform floor can hold it higher). Cards appear newest-first, each with a 🕒 N ago stamp. Hover a card to play a low-res preview — move the cursor left/right to scrub through it. Click a card for comments, pin, collect and tags.The status strip under the wall tells you the truth about each source: live, cache, blocked or empty. Hover it for the per-source detail.
Nothing showing? Work down the troubleshooting guide — the first three entries cover 90 % of first-day problems: an unbound key, an account that is not logged in, and a source that the platform blocked.