Naven

Glossary

Email code sign-in

Signing in with a code emailed to you instead of a password.

Sometimes called a magic code or one-time code. It proves the person can read an address, which is the same thing a password reset proves — so a password on top of it adds a secret to steal without adding a check.

Its weaknesses are email account security and delivery: if the inbox is compromised so is the account, and a code in a spam folder is a failed sign-in.

Where Naven stands

This is how most people sign in to Naven. No new password to choose, forget, or reuse from somewhere larger.

Try it in the tab you already have open

No install, no phone number, no card, and no new password. Sign in with the Gmail, Outlook or other email address you already have.

Open Naven — free