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Nexuvius Notes
A tiny notes app with no passwords of its own. It signs you in with Aadhi.
Pick how strongly you want to prove who you are. Aadhi handles the sign-in, then sends you back here with a token that says who you are and how you signed in.
You need an account on id.nexuvius.com. Sign-up is invite-only for now, so ask us for a demo account. The first time, Aadhi asks you to allow this app to see your name and email.
Signed in as
How you signed in
- Password or email
- Two factors
- Passkey
Your notes
Notes stay in this browser, filed under your Aadhi user ID. Someone else who signs in here sees their own list, not yours.
No notes yet.
What Aadhi told this app
These are the claims from the ID token Aadhi issued. amr lists the sign-in methods and acr is the strength Aadhi gives that sign-in.
What is happening
- This app sends you to Aadhiwith a one-time secret (PKCE) and, if you picked one, the sign-in strength it needs.
- Aadhi signs you inwith your password, authenticator app or passkey, and checks the sign-in for risk.
- You come back with a codethat only this browser can swap for tokens, because only it knows the secret.
- The app reads the ID tokento learn who you are and how you signed in. It never sees your password.
This page is a static site with no server and no client secret. It identifies itself to Aadhi with a client metadata document, so it did not need to be registered by hand.