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2. User Management
RedAmon supports multiple users, each with their own set of projects. Users are created and managed from the Projects page (/projects).
When you first open RedAmon, the left panel of the Projects page shows the user management area.
Steps:
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Navigate to the Projects page (click "Projects" in the top navigation bar, or go to
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In the left panel, you'll see a "Create User" section with two fields:
- Name — your display name (e.g., "John Doe")
- Email — your email address (must be unique across all users)
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Fill in both fields and click the "Create" button
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The new user appears in the user list below

Note: Users are stored locally in the PostgreSQL database. There is no authentication system — users are simply used to organize and isolate projects.
If you have multiple users:
- Go to the Projects page
- Click on any user in the user list (left panel)
- The project grid on the right updates to show only that user's projects
- The selected user is remembered across browser sessions (stored in
localStorage)
To delete a user:
- Go to the Projects page
- Hover over the user you want to delete in the user list
- Click the delete icon (trash can) that appears
- Confirm the deletion
Warning: Deleting a user also deletes all their projects and associated data (reconnaissance results, graph data, AI agent conversations). This action cannot be undone.
- Each user has a unique email address
- Projects belong to exactly one user
- All reconnaissance data, graph nodes, and AI agent conversations are scoped to a user + project combination
- The currently selected user is persisted in your browser's
localStorage(redamon-current-user), so it survives page refreshes and browser restarts - When you navigate to the Graph page, operations run under the currently selected user
Once you have a user created, you're ready to create your first project.
User Guide
- Getting Started
- User Management
- Creating a Project
- The Graph Dashboard
- Running Reconnaissance
- GVM Vulnerability Scanning
- GitHub Secret Hunting
- AI Agent Guide
Reference
- Project Settings Reference
- AI Model Providers
- Attack Surface Graph
- Data Export & Import
- EvoGraph — Attack Chain Evolution
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