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Show HN: Gazepass Passwordless Login API
Hey everyone ,
Taus from Gaze here. We are super excited to share our passwordless login API with you! Here's a video on how it works: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nb3vU9kCTGg . You can also try it out: https://gazepass.com/
Passwords add friction during registration and login. Our mission at Gaze is to eliminate them from the Internet. We do this by enabling brilliant hackers such as yourself to remove passwords from your products.
Meet Gazepass—a fully passwordless login API that lets your users sign up with just a few clicks, and subsequently login seamlessly.
Here are the highlights:
- Social Accounts: Users can register with Google or by typing in their email address (more social logins to come in the future)
- Native Biometrics: They can subsequently login using native biometric auth (like Apple Face ID, Windows Hello or Android's biometric-enabled devices)
- Camera Face ID: If they don't have a biometric sensor on their device, they can choose to sign in with camera face ID—our own face ID technology that runs on any webcam/front facing camera
- User Choice: If your users prefer not to use biometrics at all, they can disable biometrics altogether and login with a single click
Integrating Gazepass on your website is easy too! We have already released our JS SDK for integration on websites. We will be releasing our mobile SDKs very soon as well (currently under development). You will also find relevant API endpoints on our docs (which are constantly being improved -- launching comprehensive docs very soon).
This is just the very first version of our product—there's lots more in store. We would love to hear from you and get your thoughts/feedback. You can join our Slack workspace by visiting https://gaze.ai/slack -- we'll be waiting to start working with you! Alternatively, you can reach out to me via email anytime: t@gaze.ai .
Early adopters (before Nov 30) get 1 year of all existing features (unlimited logins/users) for free!
- ghego1 6y agoThis look pretty cool, but being free I fear it might exploit user data. How do you collect and use user biometric data?
- sntaus 6y agoThank you so much! If you're using a native biometric sensor (like Apple Face ID, Windows Hello, Apple Touch ID or fingerprint sensors on Android) -- your biometric data never leaves your device (so we don't even get to access it, let alone storing). If you're using our camera face verification method for 2FA - we store the selfie image that you take on Gazepass (so just a regular image taken using your webcam/front facing camera) that works as your second factor for auth across devices. Of course -- as a user you can opt out of this entirely.
- ghego1 6y agoGreat, thanks for the clarification
- im_dario 6y agoAwesome product. What pricing/plans are you going to offer?