So here’s the thing. There is a way to do this, but it doesn’t appear to be officially supported so I try to avoid suggesting it. If you set your app to public with email, then you can apply any settings that require ‘signed in user’. Then if you change your app back to public, it will be publicly accessible, but you can sign in via the side menu and the ‘signed in user’ parts should work as set up. The only thing is, you have to change your privacy setting any time you want to add per user components and you will see warnings that the option is not supported when you switch back to Public. I don’t know why glide doesn’t allow this work now. Maybe there is some background issue that I’m not aware of. It just feels like it would be easy for them to allow. The only reason I wouldn’t suggest it is because there’s no guarantee that they would continue to allow this hack, so it might bite you later.