Time, money, headaches. All saved.
Modern primitives, ready for AI agents, deployed in your stack, with the audit trail your security team will approve.
Passkey-first sign-in
Modern credentials are the default — passwords only when your policy permits. Users get one less thing to forget, your support queue gets a lot quieter.
- WebAuthn passkeys with cross-device sync
- Email-link, OAuth, and SSO fall back behind a feature flag
- Step-up auth for sensitive operations
Policy-driven authorization
Capabilities, not roles. Define what each app and key can do once, and let the SDK enforce it everywhere — without bolt-on IAM services.
- Per-app and per-key scope grants
- Audit log captures every change
- Diff and roll back from the console
Identity that extends to wallets
Bring your existing auth to web3 use cases. Issue keys gated by your sign-in method without taking on custody risk or extra integrations.
- Gated by passkey, OAuth, or SSO
- No seed phrases for end users
- Same identity across web, mobile, and backend
Open primitives, no lock-in
HyperAuth is built on open standards — UCAN for authorization, WebAuthn for credentials, OIDC where you need it. The orchestrator is a single Go binary; the console is a Next.js app you can fork.
SDKs for the stack you already ship
First-party hooks and route handlers for the frameworks teams actually pick. REST and Go clients for everything else.
Building an agent platform? You need this primitive.
Install @hyperauth/server. Clone the starter. Your agent signs its first transaction on Base Sepolia in under 10 minutes. No email signup, no OAuth, no cloud key storage.
Design-partner program open for AI-agent platforms — and the funds backing them.