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This is for people like you.
Five stories, from a small office to an isolated network. Find yours, then try it in the demo.
Story 1 of 5
Staff, guests and printers, sorted in an afternoon.
An office of 10 to 50 people, with one person who does IT.
The problem. Everyone shares one Wi-Fi password, visitors use it too, and nobody is sure what is plugged in.
- Staff sign in with their own account. Leave the company and the access goes with them.
- Visitors get a code from the front desk, not your password. It stops working by itself.
- Printers and cameras are recognised and kept on their own network, away from the laptops.
Plans that fit. Professional covers guests and printers. Starter covers sign-ins for your network gear only.
Story 2 of 5
Every laptop, phone and sensor in the right place, with a paper trail.
IT and network teams at campuses, clinics, schools and factories.
The problem. Anything plugged into a wall port gets on, and nobody can say who changed what.
- Laptops get in with a certificate or a password. The rest are recognised and placed by type.
- A laptop that fails a health check is contained until it is fixed, not locked out.
- Every change is on the record, with who, what, when and where, and it can go to your security monitoring tool.
Plans that fit. Professional for people and devices. Enterprise adds health checks, device-management status and the security monitoring export.
Story 3 of 5
Guests in, rules on, access ends by itself.
Hotels, cafes, venues, schools and events that run guest Wi-Fi.
The problem. Shared passwords leak, and guests stay on long after they leave.
- The front desk issues a code, or guests sign up themselves and confirm by email.
- Set a speed and a data allowance. Guests get a warning before the limit.
- When time is up, the guest is disconnected and the sign-in page comes back.
Plans that fit. Professional.
Story 4 of 5
Your network team's logins, locked down and recorded.
Internet providers and operators with many routers, switches and hotspots.
The problem. Shared admin accounts on core gear, and no answer to who logged in at 3 a.m.
- Every router and switch login needs a second step, and each admin gets only the access their role allows.
- Admins can be limited to approved management computers. Every command can be recorded.
- Your hotspots run on guest codes with speed and data limits.
Plans that fit. Starter covers the admin logins. Professional adds hotspots. Enterprise has no device limit.
Story 5 of 5
No internet needed. Nothing leaves. Everything on record.
Isolated, regulated and public-sector networks.
The problem. Cloud services are not allowed, and an auditor will ask what was changed and whether backups really work.
- Install from a verified bundle and license it offline. Logins never wait on the license.
- Your data stays on your own server. A record of every change is kept, 180 days by default.
- Backups are tested every week, and a standby server can take over when one fails.
Plans that fit. Every plan installs and licenses offline. Enterprise adds hands-on help for sites with no internet. Upgrades still need a connection for now.
See it work on real data.
The public demo has sample people, devices, guest codes and live logins. Sign in as an admin, a front-desk sponsor or a read-only viewer. Or install your own in one command.
- No credit card
- Every feature for 30 days
- Runs on your own server
$ curl -fsSL https://get.authcha.cloud | sudo bash -s -- --trial you@company.com ✓ Authcha downloaded and verified ✓ Authcha is running