Account without email
An account without email: sixteen digits instead of your address
Your account is a random number we generate for you, protected by a password — and, if you like, a passkey and an authenticator app. Nothing that points back to you.
How it starts
Ten seconds, no personal details
Choose a password, pass a quick anti-bot check, and your account number is generated on the spot.
Choose a password
At least 10 characters. It’s hashed with Argon2id — we never see it.
Save your account number
Copy it, download it as a text file or print it. It’s shown in full right away.
Add a passkey
Face, fingerprint or security key: one tap to sign in, even without your account number.
Turn on 2FA
Six-digit codes from an authenticator app, asked after your password.
Sign-in methods
Layers you control
Everything is managed from your security settings, and takes effect immediately.
Account number + password
The foundation: a random 16-digit number and a password of at least 10 characters, stored as an Argon2id hash.
Passkeys
Face, fingerprint or device PIN, synced by your password manager if you want. Phishing-resistant, with no account number to type.
Security keys
YubiKey, Nitrokey or any FIDO2 key that stores passkeys — a sign-in that never leaves your keyring.
Authenticator app
Six-digit codes from any TOTP app — Aegis, Ente Auth, 2FAS, Google Authenticator — asked after your password.
A way back in
Lost the phone with your authenticator? A passkey still signs you in — that’s why we suggest adding both.
Sessions you can see
Every signed-in device with its sign-in method and last activity. Sign one out, or all of them at once.
Protection
No back door, not even for us
Most account takeovers start with a convincing call to support. Ours has nothing to hand over: no reset procedure, no override, no “verification questions”.
- Passwords hashed with Argon2id, never stored or logged in clear
- Eight wrong passwords lock the account for 15 minutes
- Removing a passkey or turning off 2FA asks for your password
- Changing your password signs out every other session
- Moving or porting a number requires your PIN and your 2FA
Is my account number a password?
No — it’s an identifier, like a username. Your password protects it, and you can add a passkey and an authenticator app on top.
I lost my account number. Can I still get in?
With a passkey, yes: it signs you in without typing anything, and your account number is shown again in your security settings. Without a passkey, you need your account number and your password — which is why we ask you to save the number when the account is created.
I forgot my password. Can it be reset?
Not by email — there’s no email to send it to. If you added a passkey, sign in with it and set a new password from your security settings, confirming with the same passkey. Without a passkey, nobody can reset it: we hold no email, name or document to check who you are.
What if I lose the phone with my authenticator app?
Sign in with a passkey: it doesn’t ask for the 6-digit code. Then turn two-step verification off and set it up again on your new phone. That’s why we suggest adding a passkey as soon as you turn on 2FA — without it, nobody can restore access: we hold no email, name or document to check who you are.
Do I ever need an email address?
No. The account never uses email — not to sign in, not to recover it, not to confirm anything.
Create your account in ten seconds
No email, no phone number, no documents — a random account number and a password.