Sign in with Apple, Google and Face ID

What you get

Apple require a native Sign in with Apple button on any app that has accounts. This is handled for you.

1. 1

   Apple and Google buttons

   Your app gets the proper native sheets, the ones people already trust, instead of a web login box inside a phone app.

2. 2

   Face ID and fingerprint

   Once someone has signed in, they can turn on Face ID or fingerprint in your app's settings and skip typing a password again.

3. 3

   Works with the app you already built

   Nothing to rewrite. The phone shell adds it around the web app you already have.

Turning it on

1. 1

   Open your app in Native Forge

   Pick the app you want turned into a phone app.

   Open my apps
2. 2

   Tick native sign-in

   In the app's setup, tick native sign-in. We wire the buttons, the sessions and the Face ID switch.

3. 3

   Test on the real device

   The pre-launch checks will not pass a build until sign-in has been tried on a real phone once.

What Apple will ask for

1. 1

   A privacy policy link

   Every app with accounts needs one. Yours is written and hosted for you.

   Hosted legal pages
2. 2

   A way to delete an account

   Apple reject apps that let people sign up but not leave. The account screen we add includes it.

   If you replaced the account screen yourself, put account deletion back before you submit.