Why a key and a maze
The name is about signing in, so the site took the idea literally. Signing in here means your key finding its lock. The card is the key you keep; the maze is where you use it. Each level is short enough for a bus stop and tricky enough to make you stop and look before moving.
Why no password
A game card does not need the machinery of a bank account. Storing names, emails and passwords on a server means guarding them for ever, and the safest data is the data a site never holds. So the card stays on your device, and a key code moves it when you need it somewhere else.
What the site promises
- It is free, with nothing to buy and no money anywhere in it.
- It never asks for a password, a one-time code, a phone number or a payment.
- It links only to its own pages.
- It is not the website or app of any other service that uses a similar name, and does not claim to be.
Daman Logins, Daman-Login, DamanLogin
People type the name in a few ways. Daman Logins with an s, Daman-Login with a dash and DamanLogin as one word all mean this site, at daman-login.app.
Who is behind it
A small team that builds browser games and writes the guides around them. Questions, bug reports and ideas for the maze go to hello@daman-login.app, or use the contact page for tips on what to include.
