Statelog is a stateful authorization platform that evaluates digital rights, ownership and risk in real time before granting access.
Unlike traditional access control systems that trust credentials after authentication, Statelog continuously evaluates ownership, rights, device context and risk signals before every access decision.
The platform enables secure, auditable and context-aware authorization for physical assets, digital services, industrial systems and shared infrastructure.
Statelog can be deployed wherever access depends on ownership, rights or real-time context.
- Physical Access & Smart Locks
- Digital Identity
- EV Charging Infrastructure
- Electronic Ticketing
- Government Services
- Industrial IoT
- Financial Services
- SaaS Platforms
Current Proof of Concept demonstrates:
- JWT token issuance
- JWT token validation
- Ownership rights validation
- Real-time authorization decisions
- Multi-tenant architecture
- Docker deployment
- Browser-based demonstration interface
- Immutable audit trail
Most authorization systems answer one question:
Who are you?
Statelog answers a different question:
Should this action be allowed right now?
Every authorization request is evaluated against the current state of ownership, permissions, policy and contextual risk before access is granted.
We believe every access decision should be verified at the moment it occurs.
Our long-term vision is to become the universal authorization layer between digital ownership and system access.
A concise overview of the Statelog architecture, vision and Proof of Concept is available below.
📄 Open the Statelog Platform Overview (PDF)
- Public Proof of Concept
- Active Development
- Seeking pilot projects and early design partners
- Platform Overview
- Technical Documentation
- Changelog
- Roadmap
- Security Policy
- Contributing Guide
Statelog is actively looking for pilot projects, design partners and technical collaboration.
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