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Tooken is a centralized token management platform built for engineering teams. Instead of scattering API credentials across environment variables and internal wikis, Tooken gives you a single place to issue tokens, control what they can access, set expiration windows, and revoke them instantly — with a full audit trail for every operation.

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What Tooken does

At its core, Tooken manages the full lifecycle of API tokens:
  • Issue tokens with fine-grained permission scopes so every credential carries only the access it needs.
  • Set expiration policies to enforce credential hygiene and limit the blast radius of a leaked key.
  • Rotate tokens on demand or on a schedule, without disrupting the services that depend on them.
  • Revoke tokens immediately when a team member leaves, an integration changes, or a key is compromised.
  • Audit every event — creation, use, rotation, and revocation — so you always know who accessed what and when.

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Who Tooken is for

Tooken is designed for teams that issue or consume API credentials at scale. Common use cases include:
  • API integrations — generate scoped tokens for third-party services and partners without exposing your primary credentials.
  • Service-to-service authentication — issue machine credentials for internal microservices with short expiry windows and automatic rotation.
  • Developer credentials — let individual developers create personal tokens scoped to only the resources they need, without granting broad access.

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How Tooken works

Tooken exposes a REST API at https://api.tooken.io/v1. You authenticate every request with an API key issued from the dashboard. Once authenticated, you can create tokens, assign scopes such as tokens:read or tokens:write, set expiration dates, and programmatically revoke them when they’re no longer needed. Every action is recorded in the audit log, available both in the dashboard and via the API.

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Quickstart

Create a workspace, get your API key, and issue your first token in minutes.

Tokens

Learn how tokens work, what fields they carry, and how their lifecycle is managed.

Scopes

Understand the permission model and which scopes to assign for each use case.

API reference

Browse the complete REST API — every endpoint, parameter, and response schema.