Kinde

Hosted auth with built-in feature flags, organizations and billing hooks.

Works with AI agents:llms.txtCLI
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Where it fits

How Kinde itself is built

6 tools, from its own code, website and Product Hunt page.

Who uses it

7 makers' products, each linked to the source that shows it, and 2 open-source projects that declare it in their code.

The maker says so 1Customer story 6Declared in code 2How evidence is collected →
KushoAIKushoAI uses AI agents to generate and run tests for web interfaces and backend APIs. It…

“Effortless user auth implementation- got set up in a couple of hours.”

AuthenticationMaker says so · source ↗

Open source: a project that declares Kinde as a dependency in its public code — verifiable, but not necessarily a live product.

What makers say

1 makers on why they use Kinde, in their own words on Product Hunt.

Effortless user auth implementation- got set up in a couple of hours.
KushoAISep 2026 ↗

On Product Hunt, people weigh it against: Clerk, Auth0, WorkOS, PropelAuth, Stytch, Descope, BoxyHQ, Hexclave (Stack Auth), Logto, Frontegg.

Questions makers ask about Kinde

Is Kinde free?

Yes — there is a free tier a small product can run on; paid use starts at $25/mo. source ↗

Is Kinde open source or self-hostable?

Not open source, and hosted only.

Can AI coding agents work with Kinde?

It serves an llms.txt docs index; it has an official CLI (kinde-cli).

Who uses Kinde?

7 makers' products we track, each with a source, and 2 open-source projects declare it in their code. source ↗