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A good part of what Auto Secure Login builds is free, and stays free: a nationwide shelter and food finder, a federal provider lookup, an on-device pay stub maker, a benefits shopping list for WIC families, a private family journal, and a set of native games. They carry no ads, no trackers, and no data brokers, which also means they carry no revenue.
If one of them has been useful, a one-time tip helps cover hosting, domains, certificates, and the maintenance that keeps them running. Tips never unlock a feature, change anyone's access, or reorder a single search result. Nothing here is paywalled, and nothing here will be.
One-time tip
Any amount, once. No account, no subscription.
Payments are handled by Stripe. Auto Secure Login never sees your card details, and there is no recurring charge of any kind.
Prefer to help another way? Tell us what broke or what is missing at contact@autosecurelogin.com. A bug report is worth more than five dollars.
What your tip supports
Free to use, and built to stay that way.
Each of these is genuinely free for the person using it. Several never make a network request at all, which is the point.
ASL Doctor Search
Public services & civic operationsFree bilingual search of the official U.S. provider registry, plus an in-browser DEA number check.
Who it is for: A patient who got a referral and wants to know the practice is real and still at that address
Explore →HomelessHelper
Public services & civic operationsA free nationwide finder for shelter, food, healthcare and showers. No account, and every listing says where it came from.
Who it is for: Someone who needs shelter, a meal, a shower, or a clinic tonight and has one phone and little battery
Explore →StubSafe
Health, legal & everydayCreate accurate pay stubs on your own device. No account, no upload, no cost.
Who it is for: Small employers who run payroll for a handful of people and need a real statement each period
Explore →WIC Companion
Public services & civic operationsCheck what your WIC benefits actually cover, plan the trip, and spend it before it expires.
Who it is for: A parent or caregiver on WIC who is tired of guessing in the aisle and finding out at the register
Explore →Kavanah Journal
Health, legal & everydayA private family journal that seals your photos on your device, under a key only you hold.
Who it is for: A parent keeping a day-by-day record of one child — quotes, firsts, letters, ordinary afternoons — who does not want that record sitting readable on somebody else's servers
Explore →Pillow Pair
Health, legal & everydayEstimates the pillow height your neck actually needs, then ranks real, named pillows against it.
Who it is for: Anyone who has bought two or three pillows and still wakes up with a stiff neck
Explore →Aya Scam & Privacy Lookup
Health, legal & everydayCheck an unknown caller or a suspicious text, and get an honest answer instead of a guess.
Who it is for: Anyone getting repeated calls from numbers they do not recognize
Explore →ASL Games
Games & entertainmentSix original Android games, led by a prison-life career that has no final turn.
Who it is for: Someone who plays on a commute, a break, or a flight, where the signal drops out exactly when the free twenty minutes start
Explore →Policy Lens
AI you can ownAsk a plain-language question about Colorado public law and get a cited answer, or an honest no.
Who it is for: A person dealing with a Colorado agency who does not know which agency owns the rule they need
Explore →Colorado Complaint Access
Public services & civic operationsFree, cited search of Colorado's licensing rules and license records, plus guided help preparing a complaint.
Who it is for: A Coloradan who thinks a licensed professional crossed a line and has no idea which board to talk to
Explore →BandSight
Security & RF intelligenceSee what is actually transmitting around you — a receive-only radio survey run from a phone and a low-cost USB receiver.
Who it is for: Security consultants and field assessors who get asked "is anything transmitting here that shouldn't be?" and need a defensible answer
Explore →SignalLab
Security & RF intelligenceSigned, bounded authorization for lab-only RF and Wi-Fi testing, plus a monitor-mode bench kit for your own workstation.
Who it is for: Product security and RF test labs validating garage, gate, vehicle-keyless, and sub-GHz controller fixtures on a bench
Explore →ASL Timestamp Anchor
Data protection & digital trustIndependent proof that your file existed at a moment in time, without uploading the file.
Who it is for: A therapist whose progress notes could be reviewed by a licensing board years after they were written
Explore →ASL Support
Platform servicesA no-login support form that becomes a real, tracked ticket a person actually answers.
Who it is for: Anyone using an Auto Secure Login product who needs help and does not want to hunt for an email address
Explore →Where the money goes
Hosting, domains, certificates, and time.
Auto Secure Login is a small operation running a large number of products on one hardened platform. The free apps sit on the same infrastructure as the commercial ones: the same encrypted storage, the same monitored uptime, the same tested backups.
That infrastructure has a monthly bill whether or not anyone tips, and the commercial products carry most of it. Tips make the free half easier to justify keeping, and they pay for the parts nobody thinks about, like renewing a certificate for a shelter finder that has never earned a cent.
If you would rather support us by using something we sell, that works too. The product catalog is the whole portfolio, and the pricing page says plainly which products have published prices and which are quoted.
What a tip does not do
- It does not unlock a feature. There are no locked features in the free apps.
- It does not change anyone's access, priority, or search results.
- It does not create an account, a subscription, or a mailing-list signup.
- It is not tax-deductible. Auto Secure Login is a company, not a charity, and we are not going to imply otherwise.
Thank you for even considering it.
If you have never tipped a piece of software in your life, that is completely fine. Use the apps, tell someone they exist, and send us a bug when you find one.