Ory
Open source identity infrastructure and cloud network
About Ory
Ory builds open source identity and access components such as Kratos, Hydra, and Keto, and offers them as a hosted Ory Network. Developers use it for authentication, OAuth2, and permissions in custom applications. An enterprise edition adds support and scalability features.
Common use cases
- Custom login systems
- API authorization
- Multi-tenant identity
- Self-hosted IAM
Products and services
Ory Kratos
Identity and user management.
Ory Hydra
OAuth2 and OpenID Connect server.
Ory Keto
Permission and authorization service.
Ory Network
Hosted version of the Ory stack.
Key features
- Open source components
- OAuth2 and OIDC
- Permissions engine
- Self-hosting
- Hosted network
- API-first
Integrations
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- Next.js
- Go
Ory alternatives
- KEKeycloak
- AUAuth0
- DescopeNo-code customer and agent identity platform
- FUFusionAuth
FAQs
Is it open source?
Yes, the core components are open source.
Can it be hosted?
Yes, via Ory Network.
Who uses it?
Developers and platform teams building custom identity.

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