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OOpenAM
OpenAM is an open-source access management solution for identity authentication, authorization, and federation. It provides single sign-on, adaptive authentication, and centralized policy control, enabling secure access to web, mobile, and cloud applications
ISaaS-Boilerplate
A Next.js SaaS boilerplate with authentication, multi-tenancy, roles, permissions, and internationalization.
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Repository stars9027,480Highest
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Fork1801,337Highest
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Last push2026-11-022026-11-01
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Repository created2017-08-092024-03-29
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LicenseLicense not declaredMIT · Permissive
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Basics
Browse by purposeAuthenticationAuthentication
TypeApps & systemsTemplates & starters
SubcategoryBusiness managementSaaS templates
PlatformNot verifiedNot verified
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First collected2026-11-032026-11-02
MetricRepository stars, not unique users or individual-skill installsRepository Stars, not unique users
LanguageJavaTypeScript
About this projectOpenAM is an open-source access management solution for identity authentication, authorization, and federation. It provides single sign-on, adaptive authentication, and centralized policy control, enabling secure access to web, mobile, and cloud applicationsA Next.js SaaS boilerplate with authentication, multi-tenancy, roles, permissions, and internationalization.
Measured at2026-11-02 19:01 UTC2026-11-02 19:27 UTC
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