Hey everyone! It's Cole from Passage by 1Password, back again with an exciting update. You've probably heard that passkeys are a modern alternative to password-based logins, but how do you know if your user base is ready for this new tech? Today, our team is thrilled to announce Passkey Ready, a free tool for measuring the percentage of your users who are on devices and systems compatible with passkeys. Here's how it works: 1. Integrate Passkey Ready by adding a few lines of code to your web or mobile app. 2. Collect anonymous data about the devices and browsers accessing your content. 3. View the customized dashboard to analyze passkey readiness by platform, geography, and more. Plus, track changes over time. Passkey Ready equips you with the data and knowledge to make the right passkey decision for your business. Here's why we are excited about passkeys: 🔒 Enhance Security: Passkeys leverage advanced asymmetric cryptography to deliver phish-proof authentication, allowing your users to say goodbye to weak passwords and the hassle of remembering them. 🚀 Boost Conversions: Roughly 30% of online purchases are abandoned at checkout because consumers can't remember passwords. Simplify the login process to reduce cart abandonment and increase customer satisfaction. 💲 Reduce Costs: Going passwordless removes the need for costly SMS-based verification messages often used with traditional MFA. It all starts with collecting the data you need to build a strategic authentication strategy for your app or website. Take the first step towards a passwordless future; try Passkey Ready for free!

Congrats on the launch! Does Passkey Ready integrate seamlessly with existing authentication systems, or does it require significant changes to implement?

Congrats on launching Passkey Ready, @colehecht! This is a game-changer for simplifying the transition to passkeys. The insights you provide will definitely help businesses strategize effectively. Excited to see how this tool transforms user experience and security! 🚀

Passkey Ready sounds like a game changer! @colehecht, this tool is exactly what we need to assess our user base. Excited to leverage this data for a smoother passkey rollout! 🚀

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Hey Cole, Does Passkey Ready also provide insights on user sentiment or willingness to adopt passkeys? Do you have any plans to offer guidance on how companies can educate their users about passkey technology? Congrats on the launch!

This is a fantastic tool, @colehecht! Discovering what percentage of my users are on devices and browsers compatible with passkeys sounds super useful. I’ll check out the form for sure! 💡

Hats off for focusing on user privacy while providing valuable insights!

Interesting, i have personally activated passkey based authentication on my github and it is a seamless experience. Excited for this.

Congratulations to the Passage by 1Password team on the launch of Passkey Ready! This is a fantastic tool that will help developers understand their user's readiness for the upcoming passkey technology. It's great to see the team at 1Password leading the charge in making the transition to passkeys seamless for both users and businesses. I'm excited to try out Passkey Ready and leverage the insights it provides to plan our own passkey rollout strategy.

Congrats, Cole! 🎉 This tool sounds like a game-changer for implementing passkeys effectively. Excited to see how it impacts user adoption and security strategy! Upvoting!

Not sure why we need another tool like this, seems like something companies could figure out on their own, but I guess it's kinda cool to get a custom report, wonder if it handles older devices too or if it's just for the latest tech, thoughts on making it work with more stuff?

Understanding how many users can adopt passkey right away is crucial. This tool should make rollout planning smoother and more informed.

The focus on maintaining user privacy while collecting technical data is fantastic!

Big fan of anything pushing to make passkeys the norm, congrats on the launch @colehecht!

I'm not sure if focusing on passkey adoption is the best move right now, tweaking a rollout strategy based on device and browser compatibilities seems like overkill, why not put resources toward improving core functionalities instead, ppl need reliable and user-friendly features, not more data on what they might be able to use later