Same product as d.wtf, calmer voice. d.wtf is a protest against cookie walls and tracking banners; an.one is for teams who prefer restraint — not two services, not a trick. Console: dev.d.wtf. Load the script from this host; talk to the API on api.an.one.
Use these URLs when the app Brand is an.one (restrained name of the same product).
https://sdk.an.one/dwtf.global.js
https://api.an.one
<div id="dwtf"></div>
<script src="https://sdk.an.one/dwtf.global.js"></script>
<script>
const auth = new DWTF.DwtfAuth({ appId: "YOUR_APP_ID", apiUrl: "https://api.an.one" });
DWTF.mountAuthWidget({ target: document.getElementById("dwtf"), auth, brand: "an.one" });
</script>
Create the app and copy a ready snippet in the developer console — https://dev.d.wtf (Brand → an.one). This host is the SDK CDN only, not a second console. Consent banners remain your legal call.