A plug-and-play login system for iOS apps that adds secure user authentication in under 30 seconds.
Cely is an iOS framework written in Swift that provides a ready-to-use login system for mobile applications. It solves the problem of repetitive and time-consuming authentication implementation by offering secure credential storage, automatic screen switching, and a customizable UI out of the box.
iOS developers building apps that require user authentication, including client projects, hackathons, or production applications where speed and security are priorities.
Developers choose Cely because it dramatically reduces development time for login systems, ensures secure handling of credentials via Keychain integration, and offers extensive customization without locking them into a rigid workflow.
Plug-n-Play login system for iOS written in Swift
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Leverages Locksmith, Swift's popular Keychain wrapper, to securely store tokens and user data, ensuring credentials are handled safely as highlighted in the README's emphasis on security.
Promises a functional login system in under 30 seconds with a simple setup call in AppDelegate, reducing initial development overhead for prototypes or client projects.
Offers protocol-based customization for login screens, animations, and styles, allowing developers to replace default storyboards or tweak designs without rebuilding the flow.
Handles transitions between login and home screens via API calls like Cely.changeStatus(to: .loggedIn), streamlining session state management without manual view controller logic.
Explicitly does not manage network requests or errors, forcing developers to implement and integrate their own networking layer, which can add complexity for full auth solutions.
Heavily relies on UIKit storyboards for default screens, making it awkward for modern SwiftUI apps or teams preferring programmatic UI, as customization requires storyboard setup.
Lacks built-in support for common auth providers (e.g., OAuth, biometrics), requiring additional work to integrate with services like Firebase or Apple Sign-In.