One account.
Signed in safely.
IDUnify is the account you use to sign in to a group of community websites. Sign in once with Google or email. Each website learns who you are, and nothing more.
- Google-verified app
- Passwords never stored readable
- Encrypted on every page
- No ads. No data selling.
Sign in to continue
A single, simple account for the places you belong.
One account
Use the same email or Google account on every website that shows the IDUnify button. No new password for each site.
You decide
A website gets your account ID, email and name only when you choose to sign in there.
Leave any time
Sign out on any website, or ask us to delete your account. Deleting it ends sign-in everywhere.
Four steps, about ten seconds.
- 1
Tap “Continue with IDUnify”
On a website that supports IDUnify.
- 2
A secure window opens
It belongs to
auth.idunify.com, not to the website. - 3
Choose Google or email
Google or Firebase checks your password. IDUnify never sees it.
You're back, signed in
The website receives your account ID, email and name.
Choose an account
to continue to IDUnify
Check three things before you type a password.
The address bar shows
auth.idunify.comoraccounts.google.com, with a padlock.Google's screen names the app IDUnify.
You opened it yourself, from a website's sign-in button.
IDUnify never asks for your password by email, chat or phone. If someone does, it is not us. Tell us at support@idunify.com.
Only what sign-in needs.
What a website receives
// example { "account_id": "u_7Fq2kM…", "email": "you@example.com", "email_verified": true, "name": "Your name", "photo": "https://…" }
Example. Sent when you sign in. Photo only with Google sign-in.
What we never do
- Sell or rent your data
- Show ads based on it
- Tell one website which other websites you use
- See or store what you do on a website
- Keep your password in a readable form
Built on infrastructure you already trust.
Google Firebase Authentication
Accounts are stored and checked by Firebase, the same service used by millions of apps.
One-way password hashing
Email passwords are stored as a scrypt hash. Nobody can read them, including us.
Encrypted connections
Every IDUnify page uses HTTPS (TLS), with certificates from Google Trust Services and Let's Encrypt.
Verified by Google
Google reviewed and verified the IDUnify app name, logo and policies in October 2026.
Short-lived sign-in tokens
The proof of sign-in a website receives expires after one hour and renews on its own.
A window the website can't read
You type your password on auth.idunify.com or Google, never on the website itself.
Common questions
Want IDUnify on your website?
IDUnify is open to partner websites by invitation. Tell us about your site and we'll get back to you.