Authgear
Authgear is a login and sign-up system that websites and apps can use so their users can sign in securely with passwords, passkeys, codes or social accounts. It is aimed at developers building consumer-facing products who want to add authentication without building it themselves.
Description written from the project's own page; checked by AI.
Screenshots1
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Listed in1
The jobs it does, and the closed apps it replaces
Login & identity
Replaces fullyInstead of Auth0, Okta
What's missing
Things people miss in Authgear. Upvote what matters to you; it helps its team decide.
Facts
LicenseApache-2.0
Runs onLinux · your own server
KindRuns on your own server
Stars on GitHub2.1k
Hosted onGitHub
ActivityChanged within the last year
Something wrong?
Wrong devices, a wrong description, or it isn't really open source? A mod reviews every suggestion.
What we couldn't confirm2
- Whether the Authgear Cloud offering is licensed or priced separately from the open-source server is not stated beyond the README mention.
- Whether the Admin API, Portal and AuthUI are all under Apache-2.0 is not stated in the material given.