elvix is the European company that handles sign-in for that app. No passwords, just a passkey, a 6-digit email code, or Google. The app never sees how you log in. We hold your identity in Germany, under German law, and you can see everything we know about you any time.
Here is what the Secured by elvix badge actually means for you, start to finish.
Some app, store, or service you use put a Secured by elvix badge on its sign-in. That is the app telling you who handles its login.
Instead of building its own password system, the app trusts elvix to verify it is really you. The app never receives a password from you.
We used a passkey, a one-time email code, or your Google account. Nothing to remember, nothing to leak. We confirm you to the app and keep your identity safe.
Only what is needed to sign you in and what the app asked you to share. We never store a password, because there is not one. You can read the exact record on your account page.
See your recordEvery right the GDPR gives you is a button on your account page, not an email to a support desk.
Read everything elvix holds about you, in plain language, on your account page.
Download your full record as a file in one click. GDPR Article 15, self-serve.
Leave an app or erase your elvix identity entirely. No support ticket, no waiting.
Your sign-in, profile, and history live on infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany. That means your identity is governed by EU data-protection law, not an American one, no matter where the app you use is based.
Passwordless auth for React and Next.js, hosted in the EU. Drop in one provider and one component, ship sign-in this afternoon. See the full pitch, pricing, and a live demo on the developers page.
Sign in to your elvix account to review your data, check your sign-in history, and manage every app that uses elvix to log you in.
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