Three demonstration sites. The organisations are fictional; the sign-in is real.

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LinxyPass, on three ordinary websites

A school, a medical practice and a shop. Different businesses, different problems, the same sign-in — and not one password between them. Each site has its own partner record, its own api key and its own Linxy Mark, so what you are using is the real thing rather than a simulation.

What to try

Four different ways in. All four work on all three sites.

Scan the Mark

Open the sign-in page on a laptop, point the Linxy App at the image, and approve. If you have never used that site before, enrolling happens in the same scan.

Approve from a watch

Start the same sign-in and take the approval on your wrist instead of your phone.

One-Tap from the app

Once enrolled, open the site from its tile in the app’s Connections list. You arrive already signed in.

One-Tap from your home screen

Pin a site to your home screen from that same tile, then launch it like any other app. Android today; the app tile works everywhere.

Each site asks for one confirmation the first time you arrive in a given browser, and never again on that browser. That gesture is deliberate, and the walkthrough on any of the three sites explains why removing it would be unsafe.

Want this on your site?

Every one of these took a script tag, one server-side call, and a Mark. The walkthrough on each site shows the actual code running on it.

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