One account, many domains

Pocus.do, Formma and Orkesta don’t share an address. That was deliberate: each app has its own team, its own roadmap and its own identity, and a domain is the most honest way to say so.

But nobody wants three accounts. So we split the problem in two: where your apps live, and where you live.

Your identity lives in one place

Your Redeum Account sits at account.redeum.co. It’s the only place that ever sees your password or your passkey. It holds your profile, your security settings and the list of apps you’ve activated.

Apps ask, they don’t store

When you open pocus.do, the app doesn’t ask for your password. It sends you to account.redeum.co with a simple question: who is this? If you’re already signed in, the answer comes back right away as a signed confirmation, and the app starts its own session. The first time, you activate the app and it links to your account; after that, it just knows you.

This is standard OpenID Connect. We didn’t invent a protocol; we chose a well-understood one, because sign-in is the last place to be clever.

What you get

• No new sign-ups. Activate a new app with the account you already have.
• One security setup. Turn on a passkey or two-step verification once and every app inherits it.
• One place for permissions. Decide what each app can see from your account, not from five settings pages.
• One exit. Download or delete your data — per app or all at once.

What apps never get

Your password. Apps receive a confirmation of who you are and the permissions you granted, scoped to the workspace you’re using. Nothing more.

Why not one big app?

Because big apps get slow, crowded and vague. Separate apps can each be excellent at one job and still feel like one place — as long as the account underneath them is shared. That’s the bet behind Redeum.