No password
Passkeys for daily sign-in. Email codes to create an account or recover. No SMS, no required TOTP.
SafeLogin
SafeLogin
Sites add Continue with SafeLogin. You sign in with a passkey or an email code — never a password — and can revoke access going forward.
Passkeys for daily sign-in. Email codes to create an account or recover. No SMS, no required TOTP.
See which sites received your email or name, when you granted it, and when you last used them.
Revoke kills refresh and future access. Copies an app already made may remain — we say so plainly.
SafeLogin is passwordless: no passwords, no SMS, no required TOTP. Daily sign-in is a passkey on your device. Email is how you create an account or get back in.
A 6-digit one-time password (OTP) sent to your email to create an account or recover. Daily sign-in is not meant to be the code.
Sign in with Face ID on your phone. That is a passkey on the device. Biometrics stay on the phone; we never see them.
The same idea on a laptop or phone fingerprint sensor. That is also a passkey. The print stays on the device; we never see it. We do not require a particular operating system.
A physical FIDO2 security key you plug in or tap — the kind professionals use when they want a spare that is not the phone. Optional extra, not a generic USB stick. We do not require a particular vendor.
Revoke stops live login, refresh, UserInfo, and treating you as a current user.
A frozen copy the app already made (for example an email on an invoice) may remain. That is not a login.