Hexclave

Hexclave handles everything that surrounds your users, so a new product does not spend its first month rebuilding authentication, billing and email before shipping anything of its own. It arrives as a catalog of apps you switch on as the product needs them, all on the same user model.

Setup is aimed at coding agents. You paste one prompt pointing at the skill documentation and the agent wires up the integration, and an agent can also fetch that documentation with a question and context attached. The SDKs cover Next.js, React and plain JavaScript.

The catalog covers the pieces most products need.

• Authentication: supports passkeys, OAuth and CLI auth from one component, with methods toggled in the dashboard instead of in code.
• Teams and RBAC: add workspaces, email invites and nested roles, with one permission check that behaves the same on server and client.
• API keys: auto-revoke when leaked, work for users and teams, and reveal the secret only once.
• Payments: cover subscriptions, one-time charges and usage metering with credits, billing a person or a team through one model.
• Emails: send transactional and marketing messages from a single API, with themed templates and open and click tracking.
• Analytics: give live active user counts and session replays, queried in plain English or SQL.

Signed webhooks with retries and backoff, a data vault that locks user secrets with your own key, and a launch checklist for domains and secret rotation round out the set. Hexclave is dual licensed under MIT and AGPLv3, in the cloud or self-hosted.