Software teams build login themselves or buy it from a US vendor. Both cost more than they return.
That's why we built Thoryn.
A login looks like an email and a password. Then the first customer wants SSO, the second wants SCIM, the third wants MFA, and the fourth asks whether the data stays in Europe. It becomes sessions, token rotation, account linking, audit logs, and a Friday-afternoon IdP edge case.
Most teams build it once, maintain it poorly, and buy it later. Slack spent millions trying to solve it.
Thoryn is the version where the data stays in Europe.
Thoryn is customer identity for software teams. Hosted in the EU on T Cloud.
Built login systems at bol.com, DPG Media, and ING.
Built login systems at bol.com, ABN Amro, and ING.
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