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Identity infrastructure without the token soup.

Add standards-based login, application-scoped users, and subscription access to a web, mobile, desktop, or API product.

Choose a path

Add React components

Install the SDK for drop-in sign-in, account UI, route guards, and session hooks backed by a secure server-side OIDC flow.

Use the React SDK →

Integrate with OIDC

For other frameworks, configure a client, use discovery, implement Authorization Code with PKCE, and retrieve the application user.

Follow the quickstart →

Understand the credentials

See exactly which values belong in the browser, on your backend, or only in a provisioning tool.

Learn the token model →

Automate provisioning

Create applications and OAuth clients from a trusted CLI or CI environment with an organization-scoped management token.

Use the Management API →

Hand the job to Codex

Give Codex a canonical public contract and the environment variables it needs without pasting secrets into chat.

Use Authie with Codex →

The model in one minute

Identity is shared

A person can use one Authie identity across products you operate.

Access is isolated

Membership, disabled status, sessions, tokens, and subscription state remain scoped to one application.

OIDC handles login

The React UI starts a secure hosted handoff. Your product never receives or stores a user password.

Your app owns authorization

Keep product roles, permissions, preferences, and domain data in your application.