Console

Users, apps, and keys — one console

Users, apps, environments, branding, policies, billing. Same operations as the API, CLI, and agents — nothing console-only.

Org through environments: Organization, tenant, project, environment, staging and production never share configuration.
Every change is audited: Admin actions land in the audit log with the actor and the surface they came from.
API-backed: No console-only features: the same operations are available to the API, CLI, and MCP server.
Role-based access: Invite teammates and scope what they can see and change per tenant and project.

Operate

Day-to-day identity administration

The surfaces your team opens every day, from support lookups to shipping a new application.

Search, inspect, enable, disable, and update end users, with profile and membership context on one screen.

Create OAuth, machine-to-machine, and MCP applications and manage their clients, secrets, and redirect URIs.

Link tenants under an organization for shared billing and admin, then isolate projects and environments per workspace.

Style hosted sign-in, sign-up, and email templates to match your product without deploying anything.

Govern

Configure how access is granted, then keep the record that proves it.

Define RBAC roles, ABAC policies, and fine-grained relationships per environment.

Enable passwordless, MFA, social providers, and enterprise SSO connections per environment.

Review authentication, authorization, and admin activity, then forward it to your SIEM.

Track sign-ins, active users, and authorization decisions per environment over time.

Extend

Wire identity into the tools that already run your business.

Connect analytics, messaging, and billing providers per environment without writing glue code.

Subscribe to identity events with durable delivery and retries, and inspect every attempt.

Manage your subscription and seats, or run your own plans and checkout on top of Authdog.

Free trial

Tell us what you're building and we'll get you set up with a trial, plus someone who can answer questions as you evaluate.

Create a project

Pick a tenant, name your project, and get a default environment with an issuer and client ready to use.

Configure the environment

Turn on the authentication methods you need, set redirect URIs, and apply your branding.

Invite your team

Bring in teammates with scoped roles so support, engineering, and security each see what they should.

Create a project, ship a sign-in flow, and administer it from one place.