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It's been 4 months since we've started building Hanko open source and today we're happy to announce the initial beta release of the project on GitHub.
The timing couldn't be better, as Apple's passkey implementations will soon be available for everyone to test in the public beta versions of iOS 16 and macOS 13. It's a fascinating experience to see the first true evolutionary step in user authentication in action. Of course, Hanko's passwordless authentication also works on all current live platforms (iOS, macOS, Android, Windows), just without the full passkey support that will be available on our devices later this year.
Head over to GitHub now and give Hanko a try, we'd love to hear your feedback.
Hanko's code has been available on GitHub since day 1 of development. We've been adding new features almost daily, and today we reached our biggest milestone yet: the first beta release. Here's what we've added since the last announcement a few weeks ago and what completes the project:
Just follow the Getting Started guide in the project's readme to get your passkey-enabled login example app up and running locally with Docker Compose in just a few minutes.
We'd love to get to know you and hear your feedback, so we invite you to join our growing Hanko Community on Slack and be a part of the passkey revolution.
Following some productive weeks, today we announce the first functional Alpha release of Hanko open source on GitHub.
The Hanko open source project packs Hanko API including our FIDO-certified WebAuthn endpoints and hanko-js, a web component that can be integrated into any website with just two lines of code.
Just follow the Getting Started guide in the project's readme to get your passkey-enabled login example app up and running locally with Docker Compose in just a few minutes.
We'd love to get to know you and hear your feedback, so we invite you to join our growing Hanko Community on Slack and be a part of the passkey revolution.
We started working on the Hanko open source project and are heads-down building the authentication solution for the next generation of web and mobile app projects.
When Apple, Google, and Microsoft recently presented their visions of a passwordless future, the login experiences they showed in their live demos is exactly how we are building Hanko. A typical password login is still possible, but the UI is pointing users towards passwordless authentication with passkeys, powered by FIDO2 and WebAuthn. This future-proof login experience is what you get with Hanko out-of-the-box.
We are building Hanko in public, you can follow our progress on GitHub. and let us know what you think on Twitter or in our Slack community. In a few weeks, we'll start posting milestones and a public roadmap.