---
title: "Manage active sessions"
description: "Understand your signed-in browser sessions and sign out other sessions from Security settings."
source: "https://docs.aplt.ai/docs/manage-active-sessions"
updated: "2026-10-12T22:00:16.740232+00:00"
product: Autopilot
content_type: documentation
---

# Manage active sessions

Understand your signed-in browser sessions and sign out other sessions from Security settings.

```video
tutorials/sign-out-session-v2.mp4
Sign out an active session video tutorial
```

Active sessions lists the browser sessions signed in to your Autopilot account. Use it to review your sessions and sign out other browsers.

## Open active sessions

1. Click your profile in the bottom-left corner.
2. Select **Settings**, then **Security** in the left sidebar.
3. Select **Active sessions** under **Sessions**.

## Read the session list

- **This browser** and **Current session** identify the session you are using now.
- **Browser session** identifies another signed-in session.
- **Expires** shows when the session expires, not when it was last used.

Sessions use generic labels rather than device names or locations, so the list may not tell you exactly which computer each session belongs to.

## Sign out another session

1. Click **Sign out** beside the session you want to end.
2. Click **Confirm sign out** in the confirmation. The session is removed from the list when sign-out completes.

Choose **Cancel** in the confirmation to keep the session.

You stay signed in to your current browser. The other session must sign in again to continue using Autopilot.

## Sign out all other sessions

1. Find **Sign out other sessions** below the list.
2. Click **Sign out all**.
3. Click **Confirm sign out**.

This signs out every other session and keeps your current session signed in. The button is unavailable when there are no other sessions.

## If sessions do not load or sign out

Refresh the page if the list does not load. If Autopilot asks you to verify your sign-in before ending a session, complete verification and retry.