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URL: https://demo.snapauth.guide/
Submission: On July 31 via automatic, source certstream-suspicious — Scanned from DE

Form analysis 1 forms found in the DOM

<form>
  <div class="bp5-form-group"><label class="bp5-label">Create a username <span class="bp5-text-muted">(required)</span></label>
    <div class="bp5-form-content">
      <div class="bp5-input-group"><input type="text" autocomplete="username" required="" class="bp5-input"></div>
    </div>
  </div><button type="submit" class="bp5-button bp5-intent-primary"><span class="bp5-button-text">Register</span></button>
</form>

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SNAPAUTH DEMO

This is a simple demo for SnapAuth. It does not store any local data, and
"registering" here does not sign you up for SnapAuth (or anything else). It's
meant to give you an idea of what integration looks like and understand some of
the API call flows.

You can see the source on Github.

Register
Sign In
Sign In (Autofill)

Adding a passkey for a new or existing user is super easy with SnapAuth!

To do it during registration, you can use snapAuth.startRegister() before or
after your backend API call. If you do it before, you can save a round-trip by
passing our token alongside other data. Doing it after can make the experience
clearer and more reliable for the user, in case you run into form validation
errors. It's up to you!

For existing users, make the same API call (often on a settings page) once
they're already authenticated. Instead of getting the name from a form field,
use the data you already have to populate it.

View component source

Create a username (required)

Register