Descope

Descope is a platform that handles all authentication and user management tasks for your application. You can build complete login systems using visual workflows, or integrate directly through code using their SDKs and APIs.

It supports many authentication methods: passwordless login through magic links, social logins like Google and Microsoft, multi-factor authentication, single sign-on for businesses, and traditional passwords. The platform also includes security features like bot protection and fraud prevention.

Descope works as a complete identity solution. It manages user sessions, handles permissions and roles, supports multiple tenants for business applications, and connects with other services through webhooks and APIs. There is a free version for small projects and paid plans with more features for growing companies.

Using Descope is simple whether you prefer no-code or want full control with code. Here are the main ways to get started:

• Sign up for a free account at Descope and create a new project. You will get a project ID that connects your application to Descope.

• Use the Flow Builder to create authentication screens by dragging and dropping elements. Add login methods, customize the design, and set up security rules without writing code.

• Integrate with your application using SDKs available for JavaScript, React, Vue, Angular, Python, Go, and other languages. The SDKs handle all the technical details.

• Configure authentication methods in your project settings. Enable social logins, set up email or SMS verification, or connect to business identity providers.

• Test your authentication flow using the preview feature. Make changes in real-time without redeploying your application.

• Visual drag-and-drop authentication builder

• Passwordless and social login options

• Multi-factor authentication and step-up security

• Enterprise SSO with SAML and OIDC

• Self-service user management widgets

• Role-based access control

• Bot and fraud protection

• Session management and token handling

• SDKs for all major languages

• Third-party connector ecosystem

• Multi-tenant architecture

• Real-time flow updates