What Aadhi does
- Modern sign-inPasskeys, authenticator apps with QR setup, recovery codes, email links and password reset, with self-registration when you want it.
- Single sign-onOpenID Connect and SAML 2.0 for your apps, with logout across all of them. Let people sign in with Google, Microsoft or GitHub too.
- Built for AI agentsAgents get scoped, short-lived tokens that record who they act for. People see which agents act for them and can revoke any of them in one click.
- OrganizationsEach customer gets its own users, signing keys and sign-in address. SCIM 2.0 keeps user lists in sync with their directory.
- Adaptive securityEvery sign-in gets a risk score from new devices, impossible travel and repeated failures, with the reason written to the audit log. Breached passwords can be checked too.
- Strong tokensDPoP and PAR keep stolen tokens useless. Signing keys can live in AWS, Google Cloud or Azure key management, or in a hardware security module.
- An audit log you can trustEvery event is hash-chained so tampering shows. Stream it out with webhooks and Shared Signals, and watch Aadhi with metrics and traces.
- Make it yoursYour own sign-in page templates, sign-in hooks that can allow, deny or step up, and an admin API with Go and TypeScript clients.
- Simple to runOne binary or container image plus Postgres. Docker Compose for a single server, a Helm chart for Kubernetes. Upgrades are checked before they touch your database.
Where Aadhi stands today
- Running live
- Aadhi runs our own sign-in at id.nexuvius.com, on one small AWS server with encrypted nightly backups.
- Standards tested
- It has passed the OpenID Foundation's Basic OP conformance tests in our own run. Formal OpenID certification is in progress.
- Security review
- Every release goes through automated tests and our own security review. An independent penetration test is next.
- Availability
- Not publicly released yet. Get in touch if you would like early access.
Want to run Aadhi?
Tell us about your apps and how your users sign in today. We will show you Aadhi running and talk through what it would take to run it on your own servers.