Authgear is an extensible turnkey solution for all of your consumer authentication needs.
We provide a simple auth and self-service portal for your users to start with, customizable as you grow with a simple GraphQL-based Admin API and programmable authentication flows for signup, login, and re-auth.
With a comprehensive range of out-of-the-box features to accelerate your projects, such as:
- Passwordless login: Magic-link/OTP with Email, SMS, WhatsApp; Passkeys
- Biometric Login on iOS and Android
- 2FA: TOTP, SMS, Email
- Integration with analytics, CDP, and drip campaigns
- Enterprise Security: Audit logs, Bruteforce Protection, Rate Limits
- B2B Enterprise Connections: ADFS, LDAP
- and more...
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The easiest way to start is to sign up at authgear.com for a free account.
Our Quick Start Guide includes tutorials and code examples for popular programming languages, tools, and frameworks like JavaScript, Go, PHP, Next.js, Laravel, Spring, and more.
For more details about getting started with using Authgear, check out the official documentation site at https://docs.authgear.com.
Also, you can take a look at our example projects repos that demonstrate how to use Authgear.
Authgear server is the open-source project that powers Authgear's authentication-as-a-service solution. It includes the code for the server, AuthUI, the Portal, and Admin API. You can use Authgear Server to set up your own self-hosted instance of Authgear service.
Authgear Server includes the following features and components of Authgear:
- Authgear server (the actual service)
- Portal (a GUI tool for managing Authgear projects)
- AuthUI (a customizable User Interface (UI) for login, user registration, and profile settings pages)
- Admin API (provides a GraphQL interface for developers to interact with services and data on Authgear)
In addition to Authgear Server, we provide SDKs that developers can use to integrate Authgear into their apps.
These SDKs exist as standalone projects under the following repositories:
The Authgear Server project allows developers to set up their own instance of Authgear.
We've provided detailed instructions on how to set up a self-hosted instance of Authgear here: https://docs.authgear.com/deploy-on-your-cloud/local
Helm Chart is the recommended way to deploy Authgear on Kubernetes for production usage
Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md if you need instructions on contributing to the development of Authgear Server.
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