Abblix

Who we are Abblix is a small, but ambitious engineering team. Everyone who writes code under the Abblix name has shipped security-critical systems before. Our backgrounds span enterprise cybersecurity and large-scale financial services: environments where a missed edge case becomes an incident. That shapes how we build. We read the RFC before we write the code, we run the OpenID conformance suite before we ship, and we keep the public repos current with what we actually ship. What we build Identity infrastructure today. Abblix OIDC Server is a NuGet library that lets ASP.NET Core teams build their own OpenID Providers. It's certified by the OpenID Foundation across all 11 conformance profiles, so those Providers meet the same standard as Google, Microsoft, Okta, and Auth0. Abblix Account is a free cloud authentication service built on OIDC Server, with passkeys, MFA (TOTP, WebAuthn, recovery codes), external identity linking, and an admin panel. We use our own products in production. How we work We track OAuth Working Group and OpenID Foundation drafts. When a standard reaches Final, we implement it against the published text, run it against the conformance suite where one exists, and write documentation an integrator can use without reverse-engineering the source. Breaking changes are rare. When they happen, the migration path lands in the release notes before the binary lands on NuGet. The repos are public. Issues and pull requests are read by the people who write the code. Coming soon AI co-workers for service businesses. We're applying the same engineering approach to a new category, where AI takes repetitive, customer-facing work off the people running these businesses.