Why you'll want it
No new password
You sign in on allme's own screen, so the website never sees a password — and there's no new one to make up and remember.
You choose what it gets
The site says what it would like, and you pick which of your details answers each item. Anything optional you can simply decline.
Readable only by that site
Normally your details are encrypted on your phone for that website alone, so allme's servers only pass on locked copies.
How it works
01Tap Sign in with allme
On a website that offers it, tap the button. You sign in with allme — the website shows no login form of its own.
02See what it asks for
allme shows what the site would like. Choose which of your details answers each item, or decline what's optional.
03Signed in
Approve, and you're back on the website, signed in — with only what you chose to share.
What the website receives
The website knows you by your share code — never by allme's internal ID. The email you log in to allme with is never offered to it; the site only gets an email you choose to give it. Each detail you approve is encrypted on your phone with the website's own key, and nothing you declined is sent. Private fields, photos and documents can't be asked for this way. Next time, if the site asks for nothing new, you sign in with a quick fingerprint or password check.
Read the privacy deep-dive →Frequently asked questions
Does the website get my allme password?
No. You sign in on allme's own screen, and the website only learns that it's you.
Which email does the website get?
The one you pick on the consent screen — one of your email fields, or one you type in. allme never offers the email you log in with.
Can a website ask for anything it likes?
No. It can ask for at most 15 details, and never for your private fields, photos or documents. Every item needs your answer, and optional ones you can decline.
Can allme read what I share with the website?
Normally not: your details are encrypted on your phone for that website alone. A few websites can only receive plain details; allme tells you so on the consent screen before you approve, and those details are held for at most 10 minutes and never stored permanently.
How do I stop a website from signing me in?
Revoke it under the apps you signed in to, in your account. The next time you sign in there, allme asks you again what to share.
Can children use it?
A child whose account is looked after with parental controls can sign in, but can't share any details with the website.