Self-hosted authentication service to add passwordless login to web/mobile apps - SuperTokens v3 release

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    Open source alternative to Auth0 / Firebase Auth / AWS Cognito

    • It is the ability to sign up and sign in to a system without entering a password. There are multiple ways to do it (like SMS, magic link, email, OTP) and with open-source SuperTokens tools you can add passwordless to your other self-hosted web apps or mobile apps within an hour.

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