ASL Keycloak Console

ASL Keycloak Console connects your Android device directly to an SSH server you authorize and opens that server's private Keycloak console inside the app. Compare and approve the server fingerprint before connecting, sign in with your own Keycloak account, and use the actions allowed by your server roles. A visible Stop control closes the connection.

Your imported SSH key and saved profile are encrypted on the device using Android Keystore. ASL does not operate a connection relay or receive your credentials. Android device backups are disabled. Removing the profile removes its saved secrets from this app; it does not revoke the key on your server.

For administrators who install a compatible advanced connector, the app can also display a native read-only summary of realm status, users, clients and roles.

Native connection and help screens support English and Spanish. Search 20 complete built-in help articles per language, covering SSH setup, server fingerprints, connections, accounts, profile removal and troubleshooting. Search with or without accents. Full privacy and terms are bundled in both languages and remain available offline. Help searches stay on your device.

Requires Android 8.0 or later, a compatible SSH server with TCP forwarding, and a private HTTP Keycloak listener on server loopback. Internet or local network access to your server is required for administration. External identity providers, external resources, domain-bound passkeys and download or popup workflows may require a regular trusted browser. TLS-only server ports 443/8443 are not supported in the embedded console. Rotation closes the connection; reconnect when ready.

ASL Keycloak Console is an independent tool from AutoSecureLogin.
Website and setup guide: https://support.autosecurelogin.com/keycloak-console/
Privacy: https://support.autosecurelogin.com/keycloak-console/privacy.html
Terms: https://support.autosecurelogin.com/keycloak-console/terms.html
Support: [email protected]