A cross-platform, memory-safe desktop application for managing passwords, 2FA codes, and SSH keys with local encryption.
TAuth is a cross-platform desktop application that functions as a secure credentials manager and 2FA authenticator. It solves the problem of relying on cloud-based or phone-dependent authentication tools by providing a locally encrypted, memory-safe vault for passwords, TOTP codes, and SSH keys.
Developers, IT professionals, and security-conscious users who need a desktop-based, offline solution for managing authentication credentials across multiple platforms.
Developers choose TAuth for its strong privacy guarantees, local data storage, and memory-safe design, offering a transparent open-source alternative to proprietary cloud-based password managers.
A cross-platform, memory-safe, and easy-to-use 2FA and credentials manager for PC.
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All data is encrypted locally with industry-standard algorithms, ensuring no credentials leave the device, as emphasized in the security section.
Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing a consistent experience across major desktop operating systems, as listed in the features.
Designed to prevent extraction via memory dumps or cold boot attacks, a key feature highlighted for handling sensitive data securely.
Being open-source allows for community auditing and trust, contrasting with closed-source cloud managers mentioned in the philosophy.
Lacks automatic sync across devices, requiring manual backups or transfers, which is inconvenient for users with multiple computers or who need access on the move.
No mobile app support, making it unsuitable for accessing passwords or 2FA codes on smartphones, a gap compared to cloud-based alternatives.
Requires cloning the repository and building with bun, which may be daunting for non-technical users compared to simple installers or pre-built binaries.
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