Learn AuthRobo
Concepts and step-by-step guides — how the broker works, how social sign-in is wired, and the details worth getting right. Looking for endpoints instead? API reference →
Getting started
How AuthRobo works
The mental model: AuthRobo is an identity broker between your app, your users, and providers like Google and LinkedIn.
Read →Delete an app (and clean up your client)
What happens when you delete an app in AuthRobo, and the checklist to tidy up your own codebase and providers afterward.
Read →Your credentials & env vars (for dummies)
Plain-English guide to the three values AuthRobo gives you, which one is a secret, and the one mistake that leaks it into the browser.
Read →Concepts
Redirect URIs: the two callbacks
There are two different callback URLs in a social sign-in. Mixing them up is the #1 setup mistake. Here's exactly which is which.
Read →Access tokens and verifying them
What AuthRobo tokens contain, how to verify them offline against the JWKS, and how refresh works.
Read →Social sign-in
Shared vs bring-your-own provider apps
Every social provider runs in one of two modes. Use AuthRobo's shared app to ship in minutes, or bring your own credentials for your own branding.
Read →Set up Sign in with LinkedIn
Bring your own LinkedIn app to AuthRobo, from creating the LinkedIn app to enabling the method in your dashboard.
Read →Connect a social provider
Step-by-step field-by-field setup for Google, LinkedIn, GitHub, and Apple — kept in sync with the dashboard's guided panels.
Read →Set up Sign in with Google
Why the Google screen says “AuthRobo” by default, and a screenshot-by-screenshot guide to bringing your own Google client so it shows your brand.
Read →