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Passkey Migration Planner

Plan a staged passkey rollout with recovery, fallback, shared-device and password-removal gates.

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How can this product move toward passkeys without stranding users or weakening recovery? Build a staged plan from declared evidence. Nothing registers a credential, tests your identity provider or changes authentication.

Examples are fictional. Replace their checked evidence with your product’s verified state.
Current rollout and password goal
Legacy and compatibility constraints
Evidence gates — check only what has been verified

These are declarations, not automated checks. Unchecked gates keep later phases conditional. Revisit evidence when applications, users, devices or policy change.

Optional owner-defined pilot targets

No universal targets are assumed. Set cohort-specific thresholds against your baseline and risk; these numbers do not establish readiness or measure actual performance.

Stage: Not available yet · pace: Cautious · password goal: Reduce later. Rollout preference never overrides missing evidence. Answers remain in page memory.

Planning limits and primary sources

This planner cannot verify evidence, authenticate users, identify every assurance requirement or certify security/compliance. Recovery design must match the risk of the protected account. Phishing-resistant login does not make weak recovery, fallback, enrollment or sessions phishing-resistant. No credentials, secrets or organization details are needed. Shared links contain only this page URL.

FIDO: passkeys and cross-device use · FIDO: enterprise deployment · NIST: authentication and lifecycle management. The planner is advisory and does not implement or certify these standards.

What this tool does and why

Before you start

What

Plan a staged passkey rollout with recovery, fallback, shared-device and password-removal gates.

Why

Passkeys provide phishing-resistant public-key login, but weak recovery or fallback can undermine the account. Migration needs staged enrollment, measured adoption and tested access continuity.

Your Result and Action update in the tool as you change its inputs.

Model note

This browser-side model explains the inputs you choose. Check an important decision against the real system, brief, or production constraints.

Next

Use the result to choose a connected next move.

How this tool stays honest

How it works

Build a practical migration roadmap from current authentication to a supported passkey pilot, enrollment and passkey-first access. Review lost-device recovery, authenticator choices, legacy compatibility, owner-defined metrics, stop conditions and evidence gates before reducing passwords. No authentication or credential APIs run.

Assumptions

The tool runs in your browser and models the information you provide. It does not know facts outside that model.

Limitations

Advisory roadmap from declared evidence, not an authentication implementation, live compatibility test, assurance assessment or security/compliance certification. Credential-provider behavior, recovery and policy vary. No password removal is authorized by a checklist or candidate label.

Understand Passkey Migration Planner

What this tool helps you understand

Build a practical migration roadmap from current authentication to a supported passkey pilot, enrollment and passkey-first access. Review lost-device recovery, authenticator choices, legacy compatibility, owner-defined metrics, stop conditions and evidence gates before reducing passwords. No authentication or credential APIs run.

When to use it

Before piloting passkeys or reducing password and OTP dependence.

Try a scenario

Compare Consumer App with Mature Passkey Deployment. Inspect recovery and compatibility gates, then uncheck portability or emergency access to see why password removal must wait. Example evidence is fictional.

How to read the result

Resolve recovery and readiness blockers before expansion. Follow each phase prerequisite, success gate and stop condition. Candidate status only starts a password-removal review; preserve approved access until recovery, device loss, portability, exceptions and policy are proven.

Assumptions and limits

Advisory roadmap from declared evidence, not an authentication implementation, live compatibility test, assurance assessment or security/compliance certification. Credential-provider behavior, recovery and policy vary. No password removal is authorized by a checklist or candidate label.