As applications grow from simple projects to complex systems, managing who can do what becomes a major challenge. What starts as a simple “admin” vs. “user” distinction quickly evolves into a complex web of permissions for different teams, customers, and features. Bolting on new rules can make the application code brittle and difficult to maintain.To … Read more
We start with a simple conviction: Technology should do everything it can, so humans can do what matters most. Software was never meant to consume attention. It was meant to return it. It was meant to reduce burden, not create it. To serve people, not overwhelm them. That is what People First Technology means. The … Read more
1. Introduction: The Universal Problem of “Dirty Data” Imagine scrolling through your phone’s contacts and finding multiple entries for the same person: “Jen Smith,” “Jenny S.,” and “Jennifer Smith-Jones.” While you know they are all the same person, your phone sees them as three separate individuals. This is a simple example of a universal problem … Read more
We recognize that we are not alone in this mission. Many respected institutions already advance foundational digital infrastructure: Organizations like: have done extraordinary work building the open foundations of the modern internet. OpenAGX stands in continuity with that tradition. So What Is Different About OpenAutonomyx? The difference is not philosophy. The difference is institutional realization. … Read more
When we hear the word “free” attached to software, our minds almost instinctively jump to one thing: price. We think of “freeware” or apps we can download without paying a dime. But what if “free” meant something else entirely? What if it wasn’t about the cost, but about your fundamental rights as a user?The “free … Read more
The Open Web Was the First Great Equalizer For more than 30 years, the idea of the Open Web has shaped modern civilization. Its promise was simple: The Open Web succeeded because it was built on shared foundations: HTML, HTTP, DNS, schema.org — these were not products. They were infrastructure. They made the web possible. … Read more
When you share a photo album with a specific group of friends or grant a colleague “editor” access to a document, you take for granted that only the right people can see or modify it. This simple act of sharing is powered by a complex system of permissions working seamlessly behind the scenes.Now, imagine this … Read more
Introduction: The Hidden Complexity of “Sharing” You decide to share a specific photo album with your family but want to keep your other vacation pictures private. You remove a former colleague from a shared project folder in Google Drive. These everyday actions feel simple, but they represent one of the most complex challenges in modern … Read more
Introduction: The Invisible System Behind Every “Share” Button Every day, we click “Share” on a Google Doc, grant access to a private photo album, or set a YouTube video to “unlisted.” We implicitly trust that the right people—and only the right people—will see our content. Behind this simple act of trust is a colossal engineering … Read more
This article provides an objective assessment of Logto’s market position, derived exclusively from its public-facing value propositions and feature descriptions.