Scan a QR with your phone and you’re instantly logged in (open-source, no app, no passwords)
I built QRAuth.io passwordless authentication, it works on any website or physical QR (menus, parking, ticketing, kiosks…).How it works in 8 seconds:
User sees an animated “living” QR on your site (rotates every 500 ms so screenshots are useless)
They point their phone camera at it
Tap once to confirm with biometrics/passkey
Boom, logged in. No typing, no copy-paste, no extra app.
It’s cryptographically signed (ECDSA + post-quantum), phishing-resistant, includes proximity proof, and fraud intelligence. Drop-in web components mean you can add it with literally one HTML tag or npm install .
Try the passwordless login flow or the beach-bar menu example, it’s kinda addictive. Would love your honest feedback:
Does the “living QR” feel like magic or overkill?
What use cases would you actually use this for?
Any friction I should kill before I push it harder?
Happy to answer questions or hop on a quick call if you want to see the SDK in action.Thanks for taking a look!
(And yes, I’m the solo founder who got tired of bad 2FA flows)
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