Check your login
See how your website signs you in, step by step
Enter your website address and this does exactly what an app does when it signs you in — reads your home page, finds your IndieAuth server, sends you there to approve, and checks what comes back — showing you every step as it happens. Each step says what it found, and what to change if one of them needs it.
You don't need an account, and this never signs you in here. Nothing you approve gives this site access to your website: any token your server issues is cancelled and thrown away when the check finishes.
What this is for
Apps that sign you in with your domain name often report nothing more useful than "login failed". The cause is usually one of a handful of things — your home page not naming a server, a server whose settings can't be read, or an address that doesn't quite match the one your server reports — and each of them looks identical from inside the app.
The page you get at the end has its own address, so you can send it to whoever runs your website or wrote the app you're trying to use. Secrets are hidden from it.
Building an IndieAuth server or app yourself? The server tests and client tests are far more thorough.
