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With the idea “why should I code sign-in again,” I started building Logto with several developer friends about one year ago. Quickly we found the idea goes bigg
by pseudopuppet 4y ago
With the idea “why should I code sign-in again,” I started building Logto with several developer friends about one year ago. Quickly we found the idea goes bigger (also the team); now, we want to build not just a customizable sign-in UI but also an identity solution.
Here comes the public alpha:
- An OIDC-based identity service
- Multi-platform user sign-in/up experience with dark mode and SDKs (Web, iOS, and Android)
- Sign in/up with dynamic SMS/Email passcode (Passwordless)
- Out-of-box social sign-in integration (GitHub, Google, WeChat, Alipay, etc.)
- A web UI to control all the above (Admin Console)
- Extendable multi-language support
It’s fully open-sourced, and we are super happy to hear from the community.
- You-Are-Right 4y ago
- TekMol 4y agoI see that you formed a company for this. What is the business model?
- pseudopuppet 4y agoWe’re still exploring. Basically we’ll focus on the community and product first, and only charge for enterprise features and services in the future.
- gerwim 4y agoLooks great! I currently use Auth0 for my projects. One specific feature in Auth0 prevents me from switching to any other IAM: rules (or their new version: actions). It’s basically running some JavaScript upon logging in (or signing up, or when a machine to machine token is created). It allows me to extend the created JWT with custom properties and perform backend logic (e.g. perform an API call upon user registration). Is this something Logto will eventually support?
- pseudopuppet 4y agoYes yes! It’ll be a amazing feature that can enable automation and save tons of time. Logto supports these hooks technically, and we can productize it in the near future. Thank you for the great feedback. Stay tuned. :-P
- amadeuspagel 4y agoOne thing I miss on the frontpage is some kind of demo.