Hexclave
Hexclave is an open-source platform that unifies user-facing infrastructure—authentication, payments, emails, and analytics—into modular building blocks around a shared user model. Teams can self-host the entire stack for free or use the managed cloud, with support for importing existing users from Clerk, Auth0, Firebase Auth, or Supabase Auth without password resets. The platform offers client SDKs under MIT and server components under AGPLv3, with commercial licensing available.
- Developer Tools
- Software Only
Funding
Raised to date
$500KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Developers building products must assemble and maintain fragmented user-facing infrastructure—authentication, payments, email delivery, and analytics—often stitching together multiple third-party services or building from scratch. This creates integration overhead, data silos, and operational burden that diverts engineering time away from core product development.
Solution
Hexclave provides an open-source platform that unifies user-facing infrastructure into modular building blocks, including auth, teams, payments, emails, and analytics, all centered around a shared user model. Teams can integrate these components into an existing stack without a full rewrite, choosing between a managed cloud service or fully self-hosted deployment. The platform includes an administrative dashboard, user management components, authentication methods like email, OAuth, magic links, and passkeys, plus webhooks and role-based access control. Client SDKs are released under MIT, while server components use AGPLv3, with commercial licensing available for organizations that need different terms, and the entire codebase is publicly available on GitHub.
Target Audience
Primary users are solo builders, early-stage startups, and scaling teams who need user authentication, payments, email, and analytics infrastructure that they can host themselves or run as a managed service.
Features
- Open-source modular apps for auth, teams, payments, emails, and analytics built around a shared user model
- Authentication methods include email and social login, magic links, passkeys, OIDC/OAuth SSO, and custom OIDC providers
- Self-hostable entire stack at no cost, with client SDKs under MIT and server under AGPLv3 (commercial licenses available)
- Import from Clerk, Auth0, Firebase Auth, or Supabase Auth without requiring users to reset passwords
- Admin dashboard with role-based access control (RBAC), webhooks, and support for multiple dashboard admins
- Managed cloud plans include session replays and analytics timeouts configurable by tier