Your users will never type a password again.

Consumer apps lose 48% of users during signup. The number one reason? Being asked to create a password. On mobile — where 71% of social app installs happen — typing a password on a phone keyboard is the fastest way to lose a user. Google sign-in recovers some of that. But Apple's new privacy rules mean many users hide their email, breaking downstream features like personalized recommendations and friend discovery. Passkeys solve both problems: one biometric tap, no typing, and the user's real identity stays with their device — not with Google or Apple.

Gaming platforms face a unique auth nightmare: cross-platform accounts across iOS, Android, PC, and console, age-gated lobbies requiring actual identity verification, and anti-cheat systems that need to confirm the human behind the screen. Passkeys handle the first two. Telegram verification — integrated in 3 lines of Vorht — handles the third. No SMS fees, no carrier negotiations in every country your players come from. One SDK deploys to every platform your game ships on.

Streaming and media apps have a conversion funnel that spans devices: phone (discovery), tablet (binge), TV (lean-back). Each device switch is an opportunity to lose the user to a re-authentication prompt. Passkeys synced through iCloud and Google Password Manager keep users authenticated across every screen, no password re-entry required. Pair with social login for trial signups and Apple Pay for subscription conversion, and you've built the auth layer that Netflix would design if they were starting today.