Hey guys! I'm not going to make a huge webpage about this since it's not really important to users... But if you're curious here's some information on the K-Auth System.

So K-Auth is the backend service Kitten Tech has built for user authentication and anything related to retrieving or sending user content or data.

So how does it work?
K-Auth is broken up into two parts. K-Auth Managers, which there are multiple of for each website, and run on the client-side, and the K-Auth Backend, which is one singular program running on the server. 

When you for example sign in to ClassPlanner, the K-Auth Client-Side Account Manager for ClassPlanner takes your input username and password, then sends it to the K-Auth Backend. The K-Auth Backend then checks an AWS database to see if that account exists and if the credentials are correct. Depending on the result it sends a simple true or false back to the Account Manager, which then executes visuals for the user.

So what do you need to know about K-Auth?
Nothing really. If you ever see your webpage loading data from auth.kittentech.org, it's just verifying your info.