The Google Auth Platform is where you manage your apps and OAuth credentials for calling Google APIs and using Sign-in with Google.
Visit the overview page of the Google Auth Platform to get started with your first application or manage your existing applications.
Creating a new application
To create a new application, click on the "GET STARTED" button on the overview page of the Google Auth Platform and specify the following information to set up your application.
App Information
When users sign in to your application or authorize access to their account data, the information you provide here will be displayed to them in the sign-in and consent screens.
Audience
The Audience setting determines the target audience for your app—the user groups that can authorize your app to access their account data.
Contact Information
To keep you updated on any changes related to your project, Google will send notifications to the email addresses listed here. Ensure that the provided email addresses are current, as critical information about your project will be regularly communicated to these addresses.
Manage your Google Auth Platform configuration
Get started with configuring your Google Auth Platform application and monitor your application metrics.
Customize the branding information of your application, which is what users see in the sign-in and consent screens when they are authorizing access to your application.
Manage the target audience for your app—the user groups that can authorize your app to access their account data.
Manage the OAuth Clients which your application uses when making calls to Google OAuth 2.0 endpoint to receive an access token or ID token.
On the Data Access page, you can manage OAuth scopes. Scopes define the permissions that your app requests from users. These permissions allow your project to access specific types of user data from their Google Account.
All production apps, including those that request access to scopes categorized as sensitive or restricted, must complete Google's OAuth app verification before being granted access. The Verification Center serves as a central hub for managing all verification-related tasks and keeping track of the verification progress and current status.