Ente Auth
Published by Ente Developers
FOSS, cross-platform 2FA app
Highlights
- Stores two-factor authentication entries for account sign-in.
- Displays current one-time codes for configured services.
- Runs as a Linux desktop application.
- Distributed as AGPL-3.0 free software.
About this application
Ente Auth is a two-factor authentication application for managing one-time codes used during account sign-in. It provides a local interface on Linux for keeping authentication entries in one place, so a user can look up the current code for a configured service when a second factor is required.
The application is free and open source software under the AGPL-3.0 license. Although the project is described as cross-platform, this entry refers specifically to the Linux build. It is intended for accounts that support time-based authenticator codes rather than SMS or hardware-token-only workflows.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.ente.auth
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