Terms of use
Complete terms for the app, guide and authorized administration.
Effective September 6, 2026. These terms cover AutoSecureLogin’s ASL Keycloak Console Android app and its documentation website. By using them, you agree to use the software only on servers, accounts and Keycloak environments you own or are authorized to administer. Contact support@autosecurelogin.com with questions.
Product scope: standard mode provides a direct SSH route to a compatible private HTTP Keycloak console. Advanced mode can invoke an already installed compatible connector for bounded read-only summaries. The guide provides instructions and examples. AutoSecureLogin does not provide server hosting, SSH accounts, Keycloak credentials, infrastructure availability, backups or recovery.
Your responsibilities: verify the target server, SSH fingerprint, account, ports, base path and permissions. Protect keys and devices, retain recovery copies, and follow applicable law and your organization’s rules. Do not bypass access controls, intercept another person’s traffic or administer systems without authorization.
Administrative changes: the standard embedded console follows your Keycloak permissions and can create, modify or delete server data. Review the realm and intended operation, maintain independent backups and save work before closing or rotating. Read-only status applies to advanced summaries, not every console action. The software cannot undo arbitrary server changes.
Configuration examples: scripts and Nginx templates require review for your own infrastructure. Copying a script does not execute it. Running a setup command or explicitly applying a configuration can alter SSH or proxy services. Maintain an independent recovery connection and use an authorized change process. Do not expose private administration listeners or weaken authentication to achieve connectivity.
Compatibility and availability: network routes, server policies, Keycloak versions, proxy configuration, WebView behavior and custom themes vary. External identity providers, domain-bound passkeys, popup and download workflows are outside the supported embedded flow. Use an independently secured regular-browser route when those features are required. We do not promise uninterrupted availability or compatibility with every deployment.
Purchases: if the app is sold through Google Play, the price and applicable store purchase and refund rules shown there apply. There is no separate ASL subscription for the native connection workflow. Any separately offered voluntary contribution does not unlock features, grant priority support or ownership, or promise charitable tax treatment. The current Keycloak guide has no configured contribution checkout.
Privacy and third parties: the accompanying privacy policy explains local storage, direct connections, the documentation checklist and support contact. Your server operator, Google Play and any external provider govern their own services. Removing a local profile does not revoke a server key or erase third-party records.
Warranty and liability: to the extent allowed by applicable law, the software and guide are provided as available without a guarantee of error-free operation, recovery or fitness for a particular deployment. AutoSecureLogin is not responsible for infrastructure it does not control or unauthorized use. Nothing in these terms excludes rights, remedies or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Support and updates: support@autosecurelogin.com handles product questions; privacy@autosecurelogin.com handles privacy requests. Support is not a guaranteed emergency or managed-administration service. Updated terms will be published with a revised date. If you stop using the app, disconnect and remove its local data as needed; server-side access must be managed separately.