Kynoray

Kynoray provides user-facing account and security controls. It is more than a login page: users use Kynoray to create, review, secure, and control their shared account.

• Create a Kynoray account with an email verification code.
• Review and update Kynoray account information.
• Add, use, or revoke an approved sign-in method.
• Start a secure session for a supported application.
• Sign out and end the Kynoray account session.

Supported Kynoray applications ask Kynoray to authenticate the user. After successful authentication, Kynoray returns a secure, limited session to the requesting application. The connected application then provides its own user-facing features.

This shared identity keeps account information and approved sign-in methods in one place instead of creating a different identity system inside every application.

ChangMing is one application that uses Kynoray account access. It is a music-learning app for practicing solfège and sight-singing on iOS and Android.

ChangMing helps users practice the relationship between numbered musical notation and solfège syllables, listen to note exercises, and review practice progress. ChangMing uses Kynoray for identity and account access; it remains a separate application with its own learning features.

Google Sign-In is an optional Kynoray sign-in method. When a user chooses it, Google authenticates the user; Kynoray then creates or links the Kynoray account and returns a secure sign-in session to the requesting application.

Kynoray does not request access to Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, contacts, or other sensitive Google services. Kynoray does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, or use it to train artificial intelligence models.