Weasl
Plug & play user login for your website
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February 12, 2019
We just added Google Login! Our users can now easily add Google Login to their websites- it's part of a paid plan, but if you chat in and let me know you're from IH, I'll give you that feature for free
August 31, 2018
Weasl's First Customer
One of our users was the first one to agree to pay us for this service. A nominal fee, but still a customer nonetheless.
August 15, 2018
Invite Only Closed Beta Launch
Users are now able to register to be on a waitlist for access to Weasl.
11 Comments
Great work. Auth0 needs competition (it became so complex that I decided I wouldn't use them last time). You should explain better how is the security of the offer. When I use auth0 I know (or expect) they are too notch in security. In your case do you keep my users credentials? If I am the one responsible to maintaining it, how can I be relaxed?
Cool little project. I like the logo.
On your homepage, your main link to view the example is spelled wrong. ;)
ah! good catch, fixed that right up- thanks!
Would you be able to inform the user on security? There's no mention of how you're going to keep their data safe.
Also, how are you thinking of managing GDPR?
I've got an FAQ for answering security questions here: http://docs.weasl.in/article/frequently-asked-questions/
but that's a good point! I haven't actually started on implementing GDPR requirements, so that's something in the future for Weasl
You can find us at https://www.weasl.in
Your example isnt working 🙃. Cant click on buttons or link. (iPhone 8 - Safari)
😱 I'll take a look at this, but I think I know what's going on- if you give the site about 5 seconds to load it should work
literally, just use cognito or firebase, why bother with your too expensive authentication system....
while cognito, firebase, and auth0 all have similar offerings, they're not optimized to help you (the site owner) increase your signup/login conversion, which is what Weasl is aimed at doing
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Another unwritten rule on IH is "everyone has a right to express his/her opinion".