mtolga
Sorry for the outreach spam, just were trying to get feedback. Sometimes me and my co-founders reach out same person :) I hope we didn't bothered you a lot.
Thanks for the kind words, hopefully we believe there are a lot more space for players in the space. I guess we should wait and see.
About the approach thanks for the kind words :) We're trying to focus on 2 main issues with Permify. 1. Modeling of authorization: Make it dead simple so everyone can build future-proof system without the effort. 2. Data Orchestration: Make it easy to move and sync authorization data, especially for. distributed systems. So you don't have to.
We love to chat about these topics so would love to connect and chat :)
Tolga from Permify here!
Yes this is very true. But we have this in our road.
First we’ll be focusing on message broker, and improving CDC.
Then we’ll add Zookies.
I’d love to connect & chat about anything related Authorization. - [email protected]
I'm Tolga one of the co-founders of Permify. We have couple of ideas around there such as a better cache or using Redis persistence as writeDB.
I don't know if this totally answers your questions. But I'd love to discuss further more - [email protected]
I'm Tolga one of the co-founders of Permify. Lovely to be in the space. Thanks for the kind words we're always open to chat as well.
Right there things we have to improve such as data consistency as you mentioned. We'll be following Zookie model. And we will be adding message queue, and planning to add a message broker soon.
You can check this article for more: https://www.permify.co/post/why-decouple-authorizations
Would love to discuss further more.
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Permify is an plug-&-play authorization API that makes your low-code apps enterprise ready with granular access control, flexible role management and data filtering.
Me and my co-founders building things for quite a while a here's something we build back then https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22999742
And while building side projects and products we have always feel frustrated about the access control.
It's not your core product but also takes a lot of time to build. And it's more frustrating if you're like one of my co-founders. He like building things, but he is not very technical so he uses low-code tools a lot.
So, when we mesh up these two problems. We have realized there is almost no way around to build access control for low-code tools.
You either need to DIY, or wait for the company to release as a feature.
And we ended up building Permify. Here's few of the things you can do with Permify;
- Connect to your Airtable DB and filter data based on user attributes so you can create personalized and secure dashboards and feeds.
- Create a Role-based Access Control layer for your app connected to your Netlify app.
- Cover complex scenerios with attribute-based access control and make your internal apps enterprise-ready without any dev effort.
Here's some use cases for you;
- If you're building internal apps with low-code tool; we provide you with access control layer. So you don't have to figure out modeling, deployment and maintenance.
- If you're using no/low-code apps to build your product. We can help you turn your product into B2B SaaS apps with flexible roles, personalize data filtering, and complex access control management based on user traits.
Looking forward to get some feedback.
Thanks
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We cost almost third of the price for same product as an standard digital product.
To be honest we're doing this to self-fund our startup. We have a bit of knowledge about how get the word out. So, we can also help on copy and growth as well.
It's kind of complete package :)
We design, build and maintain product for a fair price.
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