Descope

We're sending our congratulations🎉🚀 on the launch of your new product😇 My honest opinion on this: "Descope is a versatile authentication solution offering multiple methods such as biometrics, magic links, social logins, and more. Its customizable workflow designer, role-based access control, and multi-factor authentication make it enterprise-ready. With anti-bot features and secure session management, Descope prioritizes user protection. Build with no-code workflows or APIs." best of luck team @abhishekiyer52 🙏

Love it! Simplifies app authentication greatly!

Super easy to integrate, works like a charm.

Easy to use

In my 14 years of product management and overall 20 years of building out products, this is the fastest, I have ever got Auth and RBAC implemented in any product, in a flat couple of months. Great team, great product, and overall great experience.

Looks interesting and useful! Do you support multi-tenancy and allow tenant admins to manage their own SAML definitions and users? Congrats on the launch 🚀

The team at Descope is amazing! No wonder they were able to push and release this product so fast. We have been using it for several months now, right from the beginning, and it works like a charm! @auth0 watch out!!

Hey Descope team! As a developer who has dealt with the pain of integrating authentication systems in the past, I'm really excited to see this solution! I've been involved in multiple authentication-related projects, and I know how complex and time-consuming it can be to implement all the necessary features while maintaining a high level of security. I love the idea of a drag-and-drop interface for creating custom authentication flows, and the wide range of authentication methods you're offering. The focus on passwordless options is definitely appealing, considering the known security issues surrounding password-based authentication. Thanks for sharing Descope on Product Hunt! Cheers, Denis

It makes authentication easy, I loved the feature set and the three integration approaches Personally, I found the Flows approach to be the simplest way to add it to my app Also, the documentation is very solid. Awesome work!