Conduit Platform

Conduit is a self-hosted backend platform that supplies common application functionality through ready-made modules, so developers do not have to rewrite and debug the same boilerplate for every project. It works with any front-end stack, and teams can add extensions or custom modules where the built-in behavior is not enough.

The module list includes authentication with many sign-in methods, authorization rules for resources, and chat for realtime messaging. An administration dashboard opens automatically after setup, and generated route documentation is available through Swagger and GraphQL explorers. A command-line tool helps start local deployments, and the project's topics also mention gRPC alongside its REST and GraphQL interfaces.

Conduit is MIT licensed and written in TypeScript by Quintessential SFT in Athens. It can be deployed with Docker or Kubernetes, and the first-run setup uses default admin credentials that should be changed. It sits in the backend-as-a-service category as a self-run alternative to hosted backend-as-a-service products.