It is as easy as adding a new item to the keychain. For example, if you have a domain domain.tld and a subdomain sub.domain.tld, you can follow these steps to add 2 valid passwords that get used when you login to the respective sites: Login to domain.tld and choose "save password" when login Repeat for sub.domain.tld and again choose to "save password" when login Manually open the keychain and ensure that the distinct passwords have been saved for each item If the same password was saved for both just change the items adequately (edit them and save) You can now successfully login to both items without hassle. Additionally there will also be a "other passwords of this site" which further allows you to pick the right password when login But it is not required, I use this daily on a ton of sites and the only thing I always need to do is (once) make sure the correct password got saved for the correct item. After that once manual edit, you're good to go. Hope that helps, Beda.

I too experience this same issue with a tiny app. Is this something that apple does automatically to "newbies"? The doc says 90+% of all apps get notarised in few minutes. Yet in this, and many other threads, I read about hours, days, weeks. And all are reports from first-time submitters. This should be documented, if that is common standard practice.

This is very poor UI. No Numbers... oh, add a plus and it works. Also, why do they want the phone number? Is that not a bit invasive just for testing MY app?