The platform provides a centralized identity hub that lets users log in with an email address or phone number and access Google services and third‑party apps via single sign‑on using OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect. It includes multi‑factor authentication, encrypted token storage, device management, and a Guest mode that isolates browsing sessions on shared devices. Developers can integrate the service through standard SDKs and APIs for web, iOS, and Android applications.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals and organizations must remember and manage separate credentials for each online service, leading to password fatigue, increased security vulnerabilities, and cumbersome access on shared or public devices. Fragmented authentication workflows also hinder seamless user experiences across the growing ecosystem of web and mobile applications.
Solution
The platform offers a centralized identity hub that enables users to authenticate once with an email address or phone number and gain access to a broad suite of online applications, including Google services and third‑party integrations. By consolidating login credentials, it reduces password overload and streamlines user onboarding. Built‑in security mechanisms such as multi‑factor authentication, encrypted token storage, and real‑time risk assessment protect accounts against unauthorized access. A dedicated Guest mode creates isolated browsing sessions that leave no trace of activity on shared devices, preserving privacy without requiring a separate account. The service also provides developers with standardized OAuth and OpenID Connect endpoints, simplifying the integration of secure single sign‑on (SSO) into their applications.
Target Audience
The service targets individual consumers who use multiple Google products, enterprises deploying Google Workspace for their workforce, and software developers seeking a reliable, standards‑based authentication solution for their applications.
Features
- Email‑or‑phone based primary authentication with optional multi‑factor verification (SMS, authenticator apps, security keys)
- Unified single sign‑on (SSO) across Google Workspace, Gmail, Drive, YouTube, and supported third‑party apps via OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
- Encrypted token issuance and secure session management with automatic token refresh and revocation capabilities
- Guest mode that launches a sandboxed browsing environment, preventing cookies, history, and credentials from persisting after the session ends
- Account recovery workflow using phone or secondary email verification to restore access without compromising security
- Device management dashboard allowing users to view active sessions, revoke access, and receive security alerts for suspicious activity
- Compliance with industry standards (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR) and support for enterprise policy enforcement (password strength, session timeout)
- Developer SDKs and API documentation for rapid integration of the sign‑in flow into web, iOS, and Android applications