About Tinyauth

Tinyauth is a minimal authentication and authorization server aimed at self-hosters and homelabs. It can sit in front of your apps as authentication middleware, with support for OAuth, LDAP and access controls, or run on its own as a standalone server, and it works with common proxies including Traefik, Nginx and Caddy.

The project reports that version 5.1.0 achieved OpenID Certification for the Basic OP profile, and its topics mention OIDC, SSO and two-factor authentication with TOTP. A docker-compose file demonstrates it alongside Traefik and a whoami test service, and a public demo and documentation site explain the configuration options.

Tinyauth is written in Go and licensed under AGPL-3.0. The README warns that it is in active development and that configuration may change often, so release notes should be read before updating. It suits people who want single sign-on for self-hosted services without running a heavier identity platform.