合 · DevHouse identity

One account for the whole house.
No email. No password.

A DevHouse account is a sixteen-digit number and nothing else. We do not ask for your name, your address or an email address, because we do not want them. Keep the number somewhere safe — it is the only key there is.

Create an accountI already have a number

How it works

  1. You get a number.Sixteen digits, generated at random, formatted as four groups of four. That is your whole account.
  2. You keep it.It is shown exactly once and never again. It is stored only as a slow hash, so nobody here can read it back to you — not even us.
  3. You use it everywhere.One sign-in covers devhouse.team and every subdomain: workspace, msquare, studio, talent.
  4. You decorate it, if you want.Add a display name and a picture whenever you feel like it. Both are optional and neither is tied to your identity.
If you lose the number, the account is gone. There is no reset link, because there is no email address to send one to. That is the trade for not knowing who you are.

What we store

An account number hash, a random salt, the last four digits of the number, an optional display name, an optional picture, and the times you signed in. That is the complete list. We do not store your IP address in readable form — sign-in rate limiting uses a keyed hash that cannot be reversed.