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Summary
heylogin is a password manager that enables logins using a smartphone instead of usernames and passwords. It replaces traditional credentials with a login experience secured by PIN, Face ID, or Touch ID, giving full control over access. The app supports AutoFill on iOS and stores all existing logins, including ones forgotten long ago. Logins on a computer can be completed through the phone, removing the need to remember or reset passwords.
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With heylogin you never have to worry about forgetting credentials or resetting passwords ever again. heylogin is a next-generation login experience, going one step further in comparison to traditional password managers.
• Use your phone for everyday logins on your computer.
• Protected by PIN, Face ID, Touch ID - you have full control.
• No username. No password. Blazing fast.
• AutoFill for iOS
• All your logins. Even the one you forgot about years ago.
• Bye passwords - hey login
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