How PropelAuth’s Simplicity Helped This Data Infrastructure Business Develop Their MVP

Artemis founder Josh Gray and his three-person team chose PropelAuth to handle authentication and authorization while building their data infrastructure company’s minimum viable product. Because auth was necessary but not central to their roadmap, they avoided developing it internally and rejected Okta due to its engineering requirements and anticipated cost at scale. After discovering PropelAuth through a Y Combinator post, Artemis integrated the service in roughly a day and a half, with Gray configuring the interface and user schema before a developer completed the API setup. Gray also highlighted responsive support from PropelAuth founder Andrew Israel and said the service enabled Artemis to concentrate engineering resources on core product features as it prepared for a public beta launch.

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