Identity should be a building block, not a roadblock.
Add user authentication to your application with developer-focused tools for identity, sessions, and access control—so your team can focus on what makes your product different.
Built for modern application teams
The foundation
Authentication building blocks, in one place.
Give your application a consistent identity layer. Start with the basics and expand as your product's needs grow.
User identity
Create and manage application users with a consistent identity layer.
Authentication flows
Build sign-up and sign-in experiences without rebuilding the foundations.
Sessions and access
Give your application a clearer way to manage authenticated sessions.
Modern methods
Design toward stronger authentication with MFA and passkey-ready workflows.
A developer-friendly workflow
From first request to user identity.
Use an SDK or API to connect your application to Outhly. Keep the integration understandable, keep credentials server-side, and design your own product experience around the authentication foundation.
Create an application
Set up an application and its credentials.
Install an SDK
Choose JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, or Python.
Integrate your flow
Call Outhly from your trusted backend.
Workspace overview
Your identity layer
A clear view of your application setup.
Applications
03
Total users
1,284
Authentication setup
IllustrationDesigned for real products
The right foundations as you grow.
Authentication is more than a login form. Build around identity, security, and operational visibility.
Security-conscious by design
Keep server credentials private, use HTTPS, and build around explicit application boundaries.
A consistent developer experience
A familiar SDK surface across languages helps teams adopt the same integration patterns.
Visibility for your team
Plan for operational insight into authentication events, sessions, and application activity.
Start building
Spend your time on your product, not the plumbing.
Explore the documentation and see how Outhly can fit into your application's architecture.