Everything posto does, and what comes next.

Registration with email verification, password reset by link.

Google, GitHub, Discord, Bitbucket and other OAuth providers; one account can link several of them next to a password.

An administrator connects a company identity provider from the admin panel — no code.

Sign in with a fingerprint, face or security key instead of a password.

Authenticator-app codes with recovery codes, optional per user.

See signed-in devices and end them; keep several accounts open in one browser.

The user deletes their own account and everything that belongs to it.

Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer — access follows membership, not a global role.

An invitation carries its role and either creates the account or joins an existing one.

Every query is limited to the active workspace in SQL itself, not by checks in code.

Who did what, to whom, when and from where.

Search, filter, suspend, and sign in as a user to see what they see; a user page with an activity feed.

Registration rules, password policy, rate limits, theme, languages, page visibility, maintenance mode, analytics with a setup checklist.

A grid with filters and editing over the product's data, configured per resource.

Google Analytics 4 behind a consent banner, reports in the admin, and a feed of each user's events from BigQuery.

The product's own social profiles, set once and shown on the site and in emails.

One set of design tokens; the default and the switcher are settings.

Every string is translated; which languages to offer is a setting, down to a single one, and the language switcher then hides itself.

Detected from the browser, changeable in the account.

Installs on a phone like an app, under the product's name and in the visitor's language, and shows a page of its own when offline.

PHP and the web server in a single process; the same image for every instance.

Emails and long work run in a queue with retries; recurring jobs run on a schedule.

Large files go to an S3-compatible bucket, not to the server's disk.

An endpoint for the load balancer; a maintenance page switched on from settings.