Store, generate, and organize one-time password codes with 2FAuth, a self-hosted manager for individuals and teams.

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About 2FAuth

2FAuth is a self-hosted web application to store, generate and organize two-factor authentication codes for personal accounts, family use, or company access. It supports QR code scanning and manual setup, import from popular authenticator apps, grouping and search, sharing codes between users with isolated personal vaults, and controls such as encrypted secrets storage, session auto-lock, access logs, SSO and an API. It requires installing and maintaining a server instance. Its browser extensions also require a running 2FAuth instance and do not work alone.

Key features

  • Store, generate and organize two-factor authentication codes
  • QR code scanning and manual account setup
  • Import from popular authenticator apps
  • Group, filter and search accounts with icons
  • Share 2FA codes between users with isolated vaults
  • Encrypted secrets storage with session auto-lock
Best for: Individuals and teams who want to run their own manager for two-factor codes.
Good for
  • User controls infrastructure and data through self-hosting
  • Supports both individual use and multi-user sharing
  • Allows backup, import and export
Watch out for
  • Requires installing and maintaining a self-hosted server
  • Browser extensions need a running 2FAuth instance and do not work alone

2FAuth at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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2FAuth FAQ

Is there a demo available?
Yes, at https://demo.2fauth.app using email [email protected] and password demo. The demo is reset every hour.
How can 2FAuth be installed?
Using an NGINX or Apache2 web server, or by deploying with Docker.
Do the browser extensions work on their own?
No, they require a running instance of 2FAuth and are not standalone.
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