One familiar sign-in
Sign in through Unanym. Each community keeps its own website and rules.
A gentle introduction
Unanym is a shared sign-in for independent communities. It helps you visit different community websites and choose what each one learns about you.
Try it with a practice accountNo registration. No real personal details. Take your time.
Sign in through Unanym. Each community keeps its own website and rules.
Choose a name and, if you wish, a membership. The website receives no email address from Unanym.
Manage your connections with Unanym. Disconnect to stop further access through this service.
Practice only · fictional account and website
This is a pretend connection to “Garden community”. Your choices stay on this page. Nothing is sent to a community website or saved as a connection.
Start · At the fictional community website
On a connected website, this button takes you to Unanym to sign in.
For this practice, Robin is already signed in to Unanym.
These are fictional names. In the real service, you can enter a first name or a pseudonym.
Your email and other memberships would not be shared.
You have made a practice connection. Garden community would receive:
No email address from Unanym.
Next, find where you can stop this connection.
Garden community Connected in practice
Name shared: Robin
No community memberships
Disconnecting stops further access through Unanym. It does not erase information a website already received. Connected websites must check that permission is still current.
You chose what to share, reviewed the connection and disconnected it.
On a real website, disconnection stops further access through Unanym. Information already shared may remain with that website.
Before trying it for real: could you explain what Garden community received, and where you went to disconnect?
On participating websites, you sign in with your identity service and choose what to share. Each community decides its own admission rules.
A pseudonym is welcome. Your shared name or membership may still make you recognisable. This is not complete anonymity.
The service operator holds the records and signing keys. It can associate your connections. Ask the operator how it handles your information.
Membership is not a safety guarantee. It does not confirm training. A shared membership does not certify qualifications or personal safety.