Android · Paid app
ASL Keycloak Console
Open your private Keycloak administration console through a direct, approved SSH connection from Android.
Reviewed October 7, 2026
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Reach a private administration console
This independent Android tool connects directly to your authorized SSH server and opens a compatible private Keycloak console through that connection. It does not require an ASL relay and does not turn your administration console into a public website.
Check the connection before signing in
You approve the SSH server fingerprint. Key material is protected using Android Keystore. Your own Keycloak login and server-side roles still determine what you can access; the app does not grant administrator privileges.
What you need
Android 8 or newer, authorized SSH access, and a compatible Keycloak listener using HTTP on the server’s loopback interface. The embedded connection does not support a TLS-only listener on ports 443 or 8443. Read the setup help before purchasing.
Console and connector are different
The embedded console uses the capabilities your Keycloak account already has. The optional advanced connector provides read-only views of supported realm, user, client and role data. Screen rotation disconnects the session; reconnect deliberately.
Independent product
ASL Keycloak Console is an independent paid app from ASL. It is not the Keycloak project, a hosted identity provider, or a replacement for your server’s access policy. Compatibility with Keycloak does not imply endorsement.