“### Google — Easy”
“1 | Google | Broadest general consumer appeal”
“Apple | ✅ Yes | Moderate–Hard | 20–45+ min”
“3 | Apple | Important for iOS users and Apple ecosystem integration”
“### Apple — More involved”
“Google and GitHub are straightforward, while Apple is the only one that requires noticeably more administrative setup.”
“Yes. Appwrite Auth supports social login and OAuth 2.0 authentication with all three providers: Google, GitHub, and Apple.”
“You don't need to implement OAuth flows, manage authorization codes, or handle provider tokens yourself.”
“With the JavaScript SDK, all three providers use practically identical code.”
“Appwrite also supports multiple identities associated with a single user account.”
“If you're building an iOS or Android app, Appwrite also supports native sign-in with Apple and Google using platform-issued identity tokens, rather than browser-based OAuth redirects.”
“GitHub | ✅ Yes | Very easy | 5–10 min”
“### GitHub — Very easy”
“2 | GitHub | Particularly useful for developer-focused products”