About Ente Auth
Ente Auth is a two-factor authentication app that generates the one-time codes used to log in to online accounts. It is open source and runs on phones, desktops and the web.
What it does
Ente Auth stores the two-factor secrets for your accounts and shows the current code for each one. You can add accounts by scanning a QR code, typing the secret, or importing from other 2FA apps. Backups and sync across devices are end-to-end encrypted, and the site says its cryptography has been externally audited.
Key features
- Generates codes for two-factor logins
- Imports tokens by QR code, secret or bulk import
- End-to-end encrypted cloud backups
- Syncs codes across your devices
- Works offline without an account
Who it's for
Ente Auth suits anyone who uses two-factor login on many services. It is a good fit for people who want encrypted backups of their codes, and for people who prefer open source apps they can check.
Pricing and good to know
The app is free and open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. You can use it offline without an account, while backups and sync need an account. Keep a copy of your recovery options for each service, so you can still log in if you change phones.
Highlights
- Generates codes for two-factor logins
- Imports tokens by QR code, secret or bulk import
- End-to-end encrypted cloud backups
- Syncs codes across your devices
- Works offline without an account
