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Passkeys let you sign in to Bizzy without a password using your device’s biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello) or a hardware security key.

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Prerequisites

  • A device or browser that supports WebAuthn (every current major browser does)
  • A signed-in Bizzy account — passkeys are added to your existing account, not used to create one

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Add a passkey

  1. Navigate to Settings > User > Security
  2. In the Passkeys card, click Add passkey
  3. Your browser prompts you to choose a device — phone biometric, platform authenticator (Touch ID / Windows Hello), or a security key
  4. Complete the device prompt
The new passkey appears in the list with an auto-generated name (Passkey #1, Passkey #2, etc.) and the date it was added. Add as many passkeys as you have devices — each one is registered to that specific device. If you see Confirm your identity, verify with Google, Microsoft, your password, an authenticator code, or an existing passkey. Use the same account you are signed in with. For Google or Microsoft, allow the verification popup. Then click Continue to add your new passkey.
You can register passkeys even if your account uses email-and-password sign-in. Passkeys are an additional sign-in method, not a replacement.

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Rename or delete a passkey

In the Passkeys card:
  • Click the pencil icon to rename a passkey (max 64 characters) — useful for distinguishing “Work laptop” from “Personal phone”
  • Click the trash icon to delete a passkey, then confirm
Deleted passkeys cannot be restored — register a new one if you need access from that device again.

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Sign in with a passkey

On the sign-in page:
  • Conditional UI (autofill). If your browser supports it, your saved passkey appears as a sign-in option directly in the email field’s autofill menu — pick it, complete the device prompt, and you’re in
  • Manual button. Click Sign in with a passkey to invoke the device picker without typing your email
You can sign in with a passkey from any device that has one registered to your account.

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Limitations

  • Last-used timestamp not yet tracked. The passkey list shows the date a passkey was added but not when it was last used to sign in
  • Per-device. Passkeys are bound to the device that created them and don’t sync across browsers unless you use a synced passkey provider (iCloud Keychain, Google Password Manager, 1Password, etc.)

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Next steps

Two-factor authentication

Add an extra factor with TOTP and backup codes

API keys

Programmatic access for external integrations
Last modified on September 11, 2026