Every API ends up building its own auth, and none of them do it well. P'adentro is one self-hosted service every API on your stack delegates to — private by default, GDPR-ready, running in minutes.
Inconsistent security, duplicated code, audit headaches — every team reinvents the same brittle wheel. The alternatives don't make it easier: steep learning curves, sprawling configuration, days before you send a single request.
Self-hosted — your user data stays on infrastructure you control.
Account lockout after failed logins, per-tenant rate limiting, signed short-lived access tokens — no session secrets to leak or replay.
Running in minutes, not days. No sprawling setup or configuration before first use.
Every request is traceable. Authentication failures return identical responses regardless of cause.
Each tenant only gets the permissions it needs — read/write on users, read/write on memberships.
Your API registers with P'adentro once, with a scoped set of permissions.
Registration, login, password changes, lockout, deletion — all handled by P'adentro.
P'adentro issues short-lived, signed access tokens your API verifies.
Tenants, scopes, and admins are all managed from one place.
Accounts lock automatically after repeated failed logins.
Per-tenant limits keep abuse from one tenant contained.
Signed, short-lived access tokens — nothing to leak or replay.
Failed logins return identical responses regardless of what was wrong.
Indie developers and solo builders shipping an API without wanting to own auth.
Startups and small dev teams who need auth solved once, correctly.
DevOps and infrastructure teams standardizing auth across many services.
Agencies and outsourcing firms building software for other companies, where trust matters most.
No spam — one email when a spot opens up.
No cookies. No tracking. Beta data handled under GDPR/RTBF.