Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
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Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#2Hi HN -
My partner and I just launched Zenlogin. It's a super-straightforward security API that you can integrate into your login flow, whereby if/when we detect a suspicious login (via things like IP and User Agent), we'll send off an email to notify that user of the login action.
While we were building out this security functionality for another app, we realized it's pretty tricky to get right. We had consider VPNs, Bots, dynamic IP addresses, etc.
A simple use-case is: a user logs into your app from Toronto, and then a few hours later logs in via Atlanta. In that case, we'll send off a (v nice looking) email that includes a Google Map and details on the login. Something like:
Happy to answer any questions :)
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#3Nice product and nice documentation. Everything is clear and nice I might even consider y’all’s service whenever I find something.
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#4Nice product and nice documentation. Everything is clear and nice I might even consider y’all’s service whenever I find something.
Thanks! Def reach out when you do. Happy to help with any questions or integration :)
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#5It's nice... but cost-prohibitive for small nonprofit projects!
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#6It's nice... but cost-prohibitive for small nonprofit projects!
Hi @nikolay
Feel free to email me: oliver@zenlogin.co
Happy to try and work something out for a non-profit :)
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#7Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#8How much time does it take to integrate your solution on applications and website?
Re: Show HN: Zenlogin – API to email users when a suspicious login happens
#9Does your solution works in incognito mode as well