
Auth0
SoftwareAdd secure authentication and authorization to any app fast, without building login infrastructure yourself.

About Auth0
Auth0 is an identity platform that lets developers add secure authentication and authorization to their applications quickly, without building and maintaining complex login infrastructure themselves. Authentication is essential to almost every application but notoriously tricky and risky to implement well — handling passwords, social logins, multi-factor authentication, security best practices, and compliance is a lot to get right, and mistakes can be catastrophic. Auth0 provides this as a ready-made, secure service, letting developers add robust login and identity features in a fraction of the time and with far less risk than building from scratch.
The platform supports a wide range of authentication methods — username and password, social logins, enterprise single sign-on, passwordless, and multi-factor authentication — and handles the security details that are easy to get wrong. It offers features for managing users, controlling access and permissions, customising the login experience, and meeting compliance requirements, all through APIs and SDKs that integrate with virtually any application and technology stack. By offloading identity to a specialised, security-focused platform, developers avoid reinventing a complex and high-stakes wheel and benefit from continuously maintained security practices.
Auth0 is used by developers and organisations of all sizes that need reliable, secure authentication without diverting significant engineering effort to building it. The value is security and speed: teams get production-grade, flexible identity management quickly, backed by a platform whose entire focus is doing authentication safely and well. Because getting authentication wrong can lead to serious breaches, relying on a dedicated, expert platform is both a productivity and a security decision. For any application that needs users to log in — which is to say most applications — Auth0 provides a trusted, flexible, and developer-friendly way to handle identity, letting teams focus on their core product while resting assured that a critical and risky piece is handled properly.
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