Sign in with Google, Apple or a passkey. No domain or certificate needed.

Real login buttons for your smart-home hub, NAS, photo library, or a cloud VM nobody put a domain on. Your app only makes outbound requests; the login page runs on MyLogin.world, which hands back a signed result.

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Free for personal use. No password database, no OAuth app to register, no certificate to renew.

Passkeys
Google
Apple
Microsoft
GitHub
Amazon
Discord
GitLab
OpenID Connect (custom)
ORCID
Slack
Twitch
All providers →

Works wherever your app is

OAuth providers and passkeys want a public HTTPS address. Most small deployments never get one. With MyLogin.world they do not need one.

http://homeassistant.local:8123Home Assistant, Hubitat, openHAB

https://192.168.1.20Raspberry Pi or NAS, self-signed

https://34.120.4.9Marketplace appliance on GCP or AWS, IP only

http://10.0.0.5:8080Docker on a VM behind NAT

Three steps

Install and register, once

npm install @mylogin/sdk
npx @mylogin/sdk init --token <installation token>

2
Users click Sign in
They land on a MyLogin.world page with the providers you enabled, sign in there, and come back.
3
Your app fetches the signed result
Over the same outbound connection. It verifies the signature and keeps its own session; MyLogin.world is not on the request path.

The full flow →

Why this exists

We run a lot of small things: a Home Assistant hub, a photo library, a NAS, a couple of VMs. Each deserved a real login and none had a domain. So we built the missing piece and opened it to everyone.

Personal use is free, passkeys and MFA included. Running a lot of services? Supporter is $5 a year, less than a frappuccino.

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Included on every plan

Passkeys: Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello
Authenticator apps and recovery codes
Allowlists, approvals, and blocking
Your own provider credentials
Audit log and security alerts
Any address: LAN IP, .local, or public IP

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