Anon provides developers with an automated, secure authentication tool designed specifically for GenAI-powered applications and workflows. The company's solution is delivered through a software development kit (SDK), allowing developers to easily integrate authentication services using minimal code. The company previously focused on building AI agents and shifted to AI agent authentication solutions as it realized a supply gap.
The platform provides a toolkit that allows AI agents to integrate with the internet at scale by authenticating and taking actions on behalf of users across websites and services that lack open APIs. Anon is implementing a zero-trust architecture to address security concerns where users retain full control of their credentials. The system uses split-key encryption, with half held by the user and half by Anon, requiring both to unlock it. The platform also supports various authentication types, such as SSO, OAuth, 2FA, and CAPTCHAs.
As of September 2024, Anon was in private beta. The company planned to expand its product scope as AI becomes more integrated into the internet. This included working with companies building CRMs to auto-record LinkedIn messages for candidates, sales teams to aggregate orders via WhatsApp, and personal assistant applications to book travel, make purchases, and secure reservations across platforms like Amazon, Uber, and OpenTable.
Key customers and partnerships
As of September 2024, notable enterprises using the platform included MultiOn, Delphi, and Personal.ai.
Competitors: None; the product is unique. (Anon focuses on providing authentication infrastructure for GenAI-powered autonomous agents to access third-party websites.)
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