Base44: Sign in with Apple
Base44Base44 has added Apple as a supported authentication provider, completing its first-party social login suite alongside Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. Developers can enable Apple Sign-In via the app's authentication settings, then initiate the OAuth flow using the loginWithProvider('apple') method from the Base44 SDK.
Apple Authentication Now Available
Base44 has shipped support for Sign in with Apple, expanding its authentication provider offering to include all four major social login platforms.
Enabling Apple Authentication
Apple Sign-In is not active by default. Developers must first enable it explicitly through the app's authentication settings in the Base44 dashboard before it becomes available to end users.
SDK Integration
Once enabled, Apple authentication is invoked through the same loginWithProvider() method used for all OAuth providers:
base44.auth.loginWithProvider('apple', '/dashboard');
Why This Matters
Apple's App Store guidelines require that any app offering third-party social login must include Sign in with Apple as an option. By adding native Apple support, Base44 removes a significant barrier for developers who want to publish their apps on iOS. The new built-in integration makes this available at all plan levels with no custom configuration needed.