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# Getting Started

Getting onto Socio takes **less than a minute**. There's no wallet setup, no seed phrase to memorize, and no email verification. This section walks you through everything you need to start exploring.

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**In this section:**

* **Seamless Login** — join with just your X (Twitter) account
* **Navigating the Feeds** — understand the difference between public and private content
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## At a glance

| Step                  | What happens                                                          |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1️⃣ Log in with X     | Your account is recognized instantly via a secure, passwordless flow  |
| 2️⃣ Wallet is created | A secure wallet is generated for you automatically in the background  |
| 3️⃣ Explore           | Browse the public feed, find creators, and decide where to buy shares |
| 4️⃣ Buy & join        | Buy Creator Shares and unlock private groups                          |

## Recommended reading order

1. **Seamless Login (No Seed Phrase Needed)** — get your account live.
2. **Navigating the Feeds (Public vs. Private)** — learn where to look and what you can see.

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**Pro tip:** You can browse the entire public feed even before logging in. Logging in simply unlocks the ability to join groups and interact.
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Let's get you signed in.


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