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Passkeyme is a SaaS platform that enables developers to easily add passkey login to their web and mobile apps
Maker
📌Hey there, I'm about to launch the Beta of Passkeyme!
I'm hoping this will be useful to app developers, and I'd love to hear if this is of interest, and what use-cases it could enable for developers :)
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Cool! I like idea of populating and simplifying integration of passkeys. I hope each website will support it soon!
What are your plans for the pricing model?
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Maker
@vitalii_valkov Thanks! Honestly, my dream is the final eradication of passwords, so if Passkeyme can facilitate that, I won't be letting the price get in the way :)
I plan on having a free tier, and then to make the paid tiers as cheap as possible. And then, charge in proportion to usage. I'd like to attract small developers starting out, and keep them free until they are successful, and can afford to pay ;)
I'll see how it goes though, I'm also open to suggestions - maybe the money will be in enterprise features, paid support etc.
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@justin_crosbie
> my dream is the final eradication of passwords
+1
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Maker
I've added some snazzy reports to Passkeyme, so you can see charts of usage over time ranges!
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💡 Bright idea
Awesome to see Passkeyme simplifying passkey logins for everyone! 🔐 Quick thought: how does your platform manage the potential risks associated with passkey recovery in case of device loss, while ensuring top-notch security? Keep pushing the boundaries! 💡
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Maker
@p_val Great question! With Passkeys, the key is stored with your phone's cloud provider - in the case of iPhone, its stored on your Keychain associated with your iCloud account, and with Android its stored in the Password Manager associated with your Google account.
This means, that you still have access once you can log in on another device with your iCloud/Google account.
On saying that, in the event of not being able to access using your Passkey for whatever reason, with passkeys in general its recommend to implement a 'Fallback' authentication flow.
This can be implemented as a traditional username/password or via a magic link/SMS OTP if you want to stay password-less.
I will be developing Passkeys with a user-directed Roadmap, so if implementing a fallback flow within Passkeyme is wanted by users, then please log on to passkeyme.com and submit a Feature Request :)
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