WooCommerce login security

WooCommerce login security without lockout anxiety.

Awthy gives store owners a focused path to 2FA and recovery without installing a broad security suite or hiding the escape path.

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Product focus

A narrow auth layer for stores that do not want more plugin sprawl

Awthy starts with the login risk store owners feel first: staff access, customer accounts, and the fear of being locked out by the tool that was supposed to help.

The free path is meant to be useful on its own. Advanced operations stay separate from the free setup path until they are ready for stores to rely on them.

Why Awthy belongs on a WooCommerce store

Recovery before enforcement

See the escape path before stronger login rules go on, so rollout does not depend on blind confidence.

WooCommerce operator focus

Protect store-team login journeys without taking on firewall, malware scan, or checkout-platform scope.

Proof over badges

Use real trust material: docs, disclosure contact, changelog, product evidence, and earned reviews.

Boundaries

What Awthy is not

Awthy does not replace a firewall, malware scanner, backup system, payment-security control, or complete security operations program.

It narrows the problem to WooCommerce login security so setup, recovery, and support can stay understandable.

Availability

Prepared for WordPress.org distribution

Awthy is being prepared for WordPress.org distribution. You can review the docs, check the security posture, or contact HaakCo about store and agency rollout planning.

Availability

Contact path open

Awthy is not publicly listed on WordPress.org yet. Read the docs or ask about store and agency rollout planning.

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Awthy gives store owners a focused path to 2FA and recovery without installing a broad security suite or hiding the escape path.

Why this matters

Awthy starts with the login risk store owners feel first: staff access, customer accounts, and the fear of being locked out by the tool that was supposed to help.