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There is no release yet
No signed public build of Open Desktop Authenticator has been published. There is no installer to download from this page, from anywhere else, or from anyone claiming to distribute it. If you find a file advertised as an ODA or Open Desktop Authenticator build today, it is not ours.
Why the page exists anyway
Because "coming soon" pages get replaced by scam listings the moment a product is talked about and cannot be got. Stating the status plainly, at the URL people will look at, is worth more than an empty page.
What is finished
- The application itself: codes, confirmations, enrollment, import and export, encrypted vault, recovery files.
- The security posture described on the security page.
- An automated test suite that runs on every change.
- End-to-end testing against live Steam accounts — import from SDA, enrollment, codes, confirmations, backup and recovery — with the defects it surfaced fixed. Maintainer testing, not an independent audit.
What is left before a release
- Packaging and installers for Windows and Linux.
- A code-signing certificate, so Windows can tell you who built it.
- Published checksums and a signature, and a reproducible build others can compare against.
In the meantime
The source is public and can be built and run today by anyone comfortable with Node.js. That is not a substitute for a release and we are not pretending otherwise — it is the honest answer to "can I use it now".
When it does ship
Every artifact will be listed with a SHA-256 checksum and a signature over that list, published on the release page beside the source. The verification steps are already written, so you can learn them before you need them.