Workbench briefPublished

A proper front door. Hold the moose.

Auth0 sign-in pages are rolling into development across our games and apps. Less entrance confusion. More getting on with the good stuff, eh?

Work described: Auth0 sign-in page rollout announced in development

By The 4OH Workshop

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4OH studio artworkThe Four of Hearts Interactive studio mark accompanies this development update. It is artwork, not a login-screen capture.

Every game. Every app. A clearer way in.

Big workshop news: we’re adding a clear Auth0 sign-in page across our games and apps. Whether you’re heading for a card table, a dragon’s next turn, a gloriously odd little town, or a useful everyday tool, finding the entrance should be the easy part.

Think of it as putting a proper front door on the workshop. A welcome mat. A readable sign. Somewhere for the moose to wait while we explain that antlers are not a password.

A welcome worth getting right

The rollout is focused on an obvious sign-in action, a clear way back when something goes wrong, and honest messages when a particular app’s account connection is still being configured. No mysterious button that silently wanders off into the snow.

The games keep their own flavour, from a tense card-table decision to a dragon’s next turn, a puzzle expedition, or a gloriously odd little town. A friendly entrance belongs in all of them. Even the dragons have agreed to stop breathing fire on the welcome mat. Mostly.

The same sign-in-page work also includes our lifestyle apps: SOVINTO, Whomly and Sleep Amigo. Useful tools deserve a welcoming entrance too. They’ve had a long day. Offer them a chair.

On the workbench, eh?

This is a development rollout, and availability will vary by product while each connection is configured and tested. It does not mean every app can sign in today, and it does not announce a new public build or release date.

We’ll share more as those pieces are ready. For now: clearer entrances, friendlier messages, and a little more colour in the welcome. The extra U is complimentary. We’re very generous with vowels.

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