Dashboard and apps
Signing in
Section titled “Signing in”The panel lives at panel.eonauth.fyi and uses Sign in with Google. There are no panel passwords. You can only sign in with an address that is the owner of an account, or that an owner or manager added under Settings → People.
Sessions end after 2 hours without activity or 12 hours at most. Disabling someone signs them out at once.
Dashboard
Section titled “Dashboard”The panel opens on the Dashboard: totals across every app you can see, plus a card per app. Numbers only cover what your permissions let you see.
Creating an app
Section titled “Creating an app”Choose New app on the Dashboard. The panel shows the new app’s keys once:
| Value | What it is | Secret? |
|---|---|---|
App ID (app_…) |
Identifies the app | No |
| HMAC secret | Signs every request | Yes |
| Encryption key | Encrypts request and response bodies | Yes |
| Response signing key | Ed25519 public key the SDK checks every response with | No |
Choose Generate config.h to get a ready-made header for the C++ SDK. Copy it before closing the dialog.
Working inside an app
Section titled “Working inside an app”Pick an app in the sidebar and every page is scoped to it:
| Page | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| Overview | Sign-ins per day, keys issued and redeemed, failed sign-ins |
| License keys | Generate, import, search, revoke and export keys |
| Users | Accounts, sessions, bans, PC locks, time tools |
| Sales | What this sales cycle earned and what each seller owes |
| Free users | PCs using the free version |
| Blacklist | Blocked PCs and IP addresses |
| Subscriptions | Tiers |
| Variables | Server-held values your app fetches by ID |
| Files | Downloads your app fetches by ID |
| Resellers | People who generate keys within allowances |
| Webhooks | Notifications to Discord, Slack or your server |
| Seller API & stores | API tokens and store auto-delivery |
| App settings | Session timing, free mode, client rules, prices, key sets |
| Audit log | Every change, by whom |
Pages you don’t have permission for are not in your sidebar.
App overview
Section titled “App overview”The Overview page shows the selected app’s active sessions, keys by status, users, sign-ins and failed sign-ins per day, keys issued and redeemed this week, and the latest audit entries.
Privacy while screen sharing
Section titled “Privacy while screen sharing”Keys, secrets, HWIDs, IP addresses, variable values and webhook URLs are blurred until you hover them. The sidebar has a toggle to turn this off. It is there for screen sharing, not for access control.
Phones and themes
Section titled “Phones and themes”The panel works on phones (below 1024 px wide the sidebar becomes a menu). It follows your system’s light or dark theme unless you pick one in the sidebar.