Home Realm Discovery
Type a work email and Gate resolves the right identity provider automatically — no dropdown of fifty companies, no guessing which button to click.
Xirag Gate is a Home Realm Discovery broker: type a work email, and we route the sign-in straight to your organization's own OIDC or SAML identity provider — Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, or anything standards-based — without Xirag ever importing or storing that directory.
Gate is a broker, not a copy machine — nothing about your directory ever leaves your organization's own identity provider.
Type a work email and Gate resolves the right identity provider automatically — no dropdown of fifty companies, no guessing which button to click.
Xirag never imports, syncs, or caches your organization's user directory. Every sign-in is brokered live, not mirrored into a second copy.
Every handoff back from your identity provider is HMAC-SHA256 signed and verified with a timing-safe comparison — a forged or tampered link is rejected outright.
Your cloud never opens a port to Xirag. Every exchange is outbound-initiated, so Gate fits inside networks your security team already locked down.
The first person from a new company who signs in through Gate provisions their tenant and an admin seat on the spot — no separate onboarding form.
Every login registers a device fingerprint. A second, unrecognized device sits pending until an admin approves it — approval quietly retires the old one.
Your people never see Xirag branding mid-flow. Gate acts as an invisible hop between your login screen and your organization's own IdP.
Assertions carry a server-checked expiry timestamp — a captured redirect link is worthless the moment it lapses.
Type your organization address at sign-in — no separate "Sign in with SSO" button to go hunting for.
Home Realm Discovery matches your email's domain to your organization's registered identity provider.
You're redirected to your own Okta, Entra ID, or Google Workspace tenant. Xirag never sees your password.
Your IdP redirects back with a signed assertion; Gate verifies it, registers your device, and starts your session.
Gate sits between your login screen and your identity provider — verifying, registering, and provisioning, without ever becoming a second directory.
Any standards-based OIDC or SAML provider works — these are the ones we're tuned for on day one.
A full OpenAPI 3.1 reference, interactive Swagger explorer, and integration guides for Web, Windows, Linux, and Android — every code sample copy-pasteable.
Five documented operations, browsable and testable right in your browser.
Sender-constrained tokens by default — no bearer token to steal and replay.
A real SDK guide per platform, with the exact code that was compiled and run.