Porter tracks the active sessions you and your teammates use to access a project, including both dashboard (browser) sessions and CLI sessions. You can review when each session was created, when it last made a request, and revoke sessions you no longer recognize.
Viewing your own sessions
Open Settings in the sidebar and navigate to the Sessions tab to see every active session signed in as you.
Each row shows:
- Client: whether the session is from the dashboard (browser) or the Porter CLI.
- Last active: the most recent time the session made a request.
- Created: when the session was started.
- Expires: when the session will expire if not refreshed.
The session you are currently using is marked with a Current session badge so you can avoid revoking it by mistake.
CLI sessions are recognizable by a porter-cli/ prefix on their user agent. Their last-active timestamp comes from the identity provider, so it may lag behind dashboard sessions slightly.
Viewing team sessions
Admins can review active sessions for every member of the project from Settings → Team sessions. This is useful when offboarding a teammate or investigating suspicious activity — the Last active column shows when each session most recently made a request.
You must be logged in with an Admin role to see this tab. See Role-based access control for how roles are assigned.
Revoking sessions
Select one or more sessions and choose Revoke to sign them out. A revoked session can no longer be used to make requests; the next time that browser or CLI tries to use it, the user is prompted to sign in again.
Revoking your Current session signs you out of the dashboard immediately, so the UI will warn you before letting you proceed. 
