Private identity control plane
Your access, in one place.
Review application access, security activity, and the identity evidence g-auth uses—protected by your browser’s non-exportable key.
Preparing this browser…Identity overview
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Current identity
Assurance
Why g-auth trusts this session
Connected applications
Revoking access invalidates existing credentials and sessions immediately.
Recent authentication and access events.
Your sign-in credentials
Add a passkey or a FIDO2 security key to sign in directly to your existing account. Your other sign-in methods remain available.
Removing a credential also ends sessions signed in with it.
Inspect and end logins across your applications.
Each row is one key-bound login. Reopened connections share that login. Active means access is valid, not that a browser is currently online. Ended logins are retained for 30 days after expiry.
Issue a one-use ticket bound to an agent’s private key. The ticket cannot authenticate by itself.
New authorization
Issue an agent ticket
Shown once
Transfer this ticket to the agent now
Anyone who sees it still needs the bound private key. It will disappear when you leave or refresh this page.
Authorized machines
Agents and pending tickets
Add users, invite them to enroll a passkey, and manage application access.
Add user
New users can manage their own credentials and sessions. Set their app access below; apps open to every authenticated user are available after sign-in.
Registered applications and their access policies.
Every application has a permanent ID and exact sign-in bindings. Registration enables g-auth integration; the application still needs to run its own verifier.
Administration history
Recorded atomically with each change.