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Passkeys & MFA

Aithroyz dashboard authentication is handled by Supabase. You can sign in with email + password, Google OAuth, or use passkeys for passwordless login.

Dashboard authentication (dashboard.aithroyz.com) is separate from tool SSO (ops.aithroyz.com). The dashboard uses Supabase Auth. Tool access uses the centralized Google OAuth proxy.

Sign-in methods

Email + Password
Standard email/password login. Use a strong, unique password — it protects access to your cloud credentials and environments.
Google OAuth
One-click sign-in with your Google account. Recommended for most users — no password to manage.
Passkeys
Passwordless login using Face ID, Touch ID, or a hardware security key. Available in Settings → Security once logged in.

Setting up a passkey

1
Open Settings
Navigate to Settings → Security in the dashboard sidebar.
2
Add a passkey
Click Add Passkey and follow your browser or device prompt. On macOS this uses Touch ID or Face ID. On Windows, Windows Hello.
3
Name your passkey
Give it a descriptive name (e.g. MacBook Pro) so you can identify it later.
4
Sign in with passkey
On your next login, click Use passkey instead of entering your password.
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Passkeys are device-bound — if you lose your device, you can still sign in with your email/password or Google account and remove the old passkey from Settings.
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