How do you share authentication across multiple apps?

Blossend uses a single Supabase Auth instance with platform-scoped JWT tokens. Users register once and access all platforms. Custom JWT claims encode platform-specific roles. Shared cookies on the subdomain structure enable cross-platform session detection. Each platform validates tokens independently.

Is shared authentication secure for healthcare apps?

Yes, with proper design. Platform-scoped tokens prevent cross-platform data access. HIPAA-protected data on OpenMyPro requires MFA and shorter session timeouts. RLS policies enforce data isolation regardless of authentication method. The shared auth simplifies user experience without compromising security.

What authentication provider works best for multi-app ecosystems?

Supabase Auth works well for multi-app ecosystems with its JWT-based authentication, custom claims support, MFA capabilities, and integration with Row-Level Security. Other options include Auth0 and Clerk, but Supabase's database integration makes it particularly suitable when using Supabase for backend.

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February 27, 2026·Pablo Diaz·Founder & CEO, Blossend Inc

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