Your own identity provider in minutes, not tickets

An isolated realm with signed assertions and custom personas, so you can test the real thing instead of waiting for it.

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A free identity provider simulator - SAML today, OIDC and SCIM on the way. No signup fees, no credit card.

How it works

1. Connect your app

Copy or download the connection details and signing certificate from your realm.

2. Trigger a login

Start from your own app, from your dashboard, or with our built-in simulator if you don't have an app yet.

3. Pick a persona, get signed back in

Choose who to log in as - a signed response is built and sent straight back to your app.

General features

Personas, groups & roles

Model real users, not just a single test account.

No passwords, ever

Pick a persona from a list and log in as them instantly - no password to set or remember, for you or them.

Debug real errors

See exactly why a login failed - bad signature, replay, wrong audience - not just a blank error page.

SAML features

Full request/response control

NameID format, AuthnContext (ACR/AMR), ForceAuthn, RelayState, signing, encryption.

Signature & encryption support

Sign-then-encrypt assertions, verify signatures against a pasted cert.

Ready-made metadata & certificates

Download IdP metadata XML and signing certs to paste straight into your SP config.

Use cases

Learning how SSO actually works, hands-on.

Testing your integration before your company's real identity provider is provisioned.

Debugging a broken SSO flow without waiting on IT/security to grant IdP access.

Demoing your SSO integration to a team or customer without touching production.

FAQ

Is this a real identity provider simulator, or just a mock?

It's real - it builds and signs real SAML assertions from a Postgres-backed data model. It's a simulator in the sense that you control both sides.

Is my data safe?

Each account gets its own isolated realm; nothing is shared across users.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free.

What about OIDC?

SAML is the current focus; OIDC support exists and is coming back.

What about SCIM?

Not yet - user and group provisioning via SCIM is on the roadmap.

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