> Poking around I see some free services (for which I don't need or want any credentials so WebAuthn is irrelevant) and marketing, presumably there's something

> Poking around I see some free services (for which I don't need or want any credentials so WebAuthn is irrelevant) and marketing, presumably there's something else here but I don't know what it is. Their paid service which has user accounts can be found here: https://canary.tools/ https://canary.tools/ To your larger point, I hope you are right. But I know I've worked with people in the past that given the task to add support to webauthn would (a) not bother to understand it more than the minimum copy paste examples from stack overflow or from a webauthn library and (b) would feel like adding a new SQL table to store store these would be "a lot more work" and "the jira ticket didn't say we needed to support more than one per user."