We're builders.
Just like you.
Three engineers from Rio de Janeiro who got tired of rebuilding the same auth infrastructure for every product. So we decided to build it once, properly.
Every product we built
hit the same wall.
→ 2018–2024
→ 14 products
→ 1 recurring tax
Login page. Multi-tenant. SSO because one buyer requires it. RBAC because support needs different permissions. Audit logs because compliance asks. Every product we worked on, the same story. Months of engineering that had nothing to do with what we were actually building.
We tried the existing solutions. Some were too simple — they broke the moment an enterprise prospect showed up with a security questionnaire. Others were too complex — you needed a dedicated team just to configure them. And every one of them charged more the moment you needed the features that actually mattered.
We kept saying the same thing to each other: someone should build this properly. An auth platform that works from day one through enterprise scale. That doesn't punish you for growing. That solves the hard parts so you can focus on your product.
Eventually we realized that someone was us.
We didn't want to build an auth company. We just got tired of building the same auth, over and over, for every product that wasn't an auth company.— founders, kickoff doc, march 2024
Strong opinions
about how auth should work.
→ Lessons paid for
→ in production scars
These aren't pitch-deck talking points. They're the lessons we paid for in 3am pages and last-minute SOC 2 scrambles, building auth on top of someone else's auth, and then on top of our own.
Three engineers
from Rio de Janeiro.
→ No SF address
→ No board
→ Just the product
We spent years building auth systems we didn't want to build — at companies like VTEX, Stone, Deel, Cazoo, and IBM. Now we build the one that ensures nobody else has to. Built in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Self-funded. No investors, no board, no Silicon Valley address. Just us and the product.
Built in Rio de Janeiro.
Self-funded. No investors. No board. No SF address. Three engineers, one product, one timezone. We answer support tickets ourselves and the roadmap is whatever our customers tell us is broken first.
Stop rebuilding auth.
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