OpenID Connect Provider
Add “Login with Pseudentity” to your apps. OIDC-compliant with signed JWTs—no sessions, no database. Perfect for testing auth flows without configuring real identity providers.
Pseudentity is a stateless OpenID Connect (OIDC) provider and visual companion for the pseudata ecosystem. Add “Login with Pseudentity” to your apps for testing and development—no real auth provider setup required.
Built on PseudoID (UUID v8), every identity is entirely stateless—no database, no sessions. Just decode the ID to regenerate the complete profile on demand.
OpenID Connect Provider
Add “Login with Pseudentity” to your apps. OIDC-compliant with signed JWTs—no sessions, no database. Perfect for testing auth flows without configuring real identity providers.
Profile Viewer
Visualize any generated user with a rich UI, avatar, and metadata. Jump to any user instantly using their PseudoID.
Mock Enterprise (SCIM 2.0)
Test user provisioning flows with infinite, paginated employee lists. Perfect for testing Okta or Azure AD integrations.
Zero Database
Entirely stateless—uses CPU (math) instead of storage. Every profile is calculated on-demand from the PseudoID.
Testing authentication in development typically requires:
Pseudentity eliminates all of this by making identities completely stateless and deterministic. No database. No sessions. Just pure math.
Pseudentity uses PseudoID, a custom UUID v8 format that encodes generation parameters directly into the 128-bit ID space:
SSSSSSSS-SSSS-8SSS-vSTT-TTIIIIIIIII
64 bits: World Seed (universe ID)16 bits: Type Sequence (User = 101)40 bits: Index (0 to 1.1 trillion)This allows any server to “inflate” a full user profile instantly just by decoding the ID—no database lookups required.
Learn more: PseudoID Technical Documentation
Pseudentity is built on top of pseudata, the deterministic mock data generator that produces identical data across all programming languages.
Visit pseudata.dev to learn about the underlying engine.
© 2025 Pseudentity Project. Part of the Pseudata Ecosystem. Open Source under Apache License 2.0.