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M7 Identity

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M7 Identity gives your websites and apps a standard way to sign people in. It gives apps and AI agents permission to use APIs. It uses OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.

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Get your login button.

Give people more than one way to sign in. M7 Identity supports password sign-in and sign-in through providers such as GitHub and Discord when your site offers them.

Your app gets a standard way to recognize the person who signs in. New users can create an account. You decide what people can see and do in your app.

Set up sign-in
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Manage members and organizations.

Keep each organization’s members and access organized. M7 Identity keeps organization boundaries explicit, so membership in one organization does not automatically grant access to another.

Whether you serve one team or many customers, you can manage membership and control access within each organization as your service grows.

Manage organizations
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Connect apps and AI agents.

When a person gives an app permission, it can use an API on their behalf. Choose the access that app needs for the job.

Services and AI agents can also connect using their own identity. Give each one the access it needs, and revoke that access when it is no longer needed.

Connect apps and agents
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Use services. Earn from yours.

Build with M7’s services and connect the pieces your app needs. Use what others provide, then focus your time on what you want to make.

Offer your own services for other builders to use, and build a business around them. You can be a customer, a service provider, or both.

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