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Hey everyone, we're currently searching for the world's fastest developer.

The competition runs through to 12am, Feb 26th PT.

Everyone who enters gets three months of Kinde Pro, and the first 100 will be sent a limited edition t-shirt.

The winner at the end will receive a brand new Macbook Pro M3 Pro 14' and $10k in Kinde Credits.

At the time of posting, the fastest time is 20.4 seconds.

Good luck.

In response to community feedback Kinde's free tier inclusions have increased to 10,500 MAU, and 10,500 users will be included on every Pro plan.

One of our engineers built this for a conference last year and thought it'd be cool to share. I'm trying to convince him to build it out and include the program that they use in the show as well once you get in, but for now it's simple but kinda cool.

The logins are: user: [email protected] pass: severance user: [email protected] pass: severance user: [email protected] pass: severance user: [email protected] pass: severance

Makes sense, good luck with the launch :)

Congrats on the launch - the website is stunning. Have passed it on to the rest of our eng team.

Random question - why did you go for PropelAuth? We're an auth/billing provider and all teams we speak to usually have different reasons for their choices. Would be interested to know!

that did help

Thanks! Worked with an awesome animation company called Fox&Co based in NZ

Any chance you could email me? [email protected]

Obviously a bit of a concern for us if you were struggling, would be keen to hear more

Trust me when I say that we're paranoid about data too. Our security specialist was the second hire.

It was a huge issue with Auth0 recently when they were bought by Okta. We've spoken to customers who have had their prices increased 2-20x virtually overnight with no forewarning and they've been forced to go through a process with customer support in order to get access to their user base and move off.

I'll get someone from the team with a better understanding of the password hashing to get back to you on this but I believe it's bcrypt2.

As Dave mentioned we're trying to make it as easy as possible to get your users out. I'll chat to someone from the team about the automation, it's an interesting idea