Manifesto

Authenticator apps treat design like an afterthought — grey cards, soft shadows, zero personality. LibreAuth is the opposite: neo-brutalist, open source, and honest about what it does.

We believe security software should be inspectable, portable, and — yes — fun to look at. When a tool guards your accounts, you should understand how it works and trust who built it.

Our principles

Transparent

Public code. Clear security docs. No "trust us" hand-waving.

Portable

Standard TOTP. Export anytime. No lock-in games.

Minimal data

Only what sync needs. No analytics on the app dashboard.

Self-hostable

Your Supabase, your rules, your residency.

Roadmap

June 12, 2026

LibreAuth goes live — neo-brutalist UI, Supabase sync, AGPL license.

Next up

Client-side vault encryption and full export bundles.

Always

No ads, no tracking, no made-up backstory.

What we are not building

  • A social network with MFA bolted on.
  • A proprietary vault that holds your secrets hostage.
  • An ad-supported "free tier" that sells your attention.
  • Enterprise bloatware with a 40-page sales deck.

FAQ

Who is LibreAuth for?
Developers, privacy-conscious users, and anyone tired of closed-source MFA apps that feel like afterthoughts.
How is this different from LibreSearch?
Same design philosophy — loud, honest, open source — applied to two-factor auth instead of search.
Will you sell my data?
No. There is no ad network, no data broker, no "anonymous analytics" on the authenticator dashboard.
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