awesome glad to hear! We are monetizing enterprise features like audit logging and SSO. The core product will remain free and under a FSL license.

SSO is not an enterprise feature :( https://sso.tax

I'm using OIDC SSO (via Pocket ID) just for my own sanity. I don't want or need multiple sets of credentials for my home lab applications.

Why not use a password manager instead?

	▲	cweagans 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		That is an orthogonal solution to SSO. I have many apps in my home lab. It doesn't make sense to have individual credentials for everything, even if it is effectively free to keep track of them. Rotating dozens of passwords (even spread out over time) is not my idea of a fun day, nor is supporting individual logins for friends/family who use the apps in my network. SSO is the quick and easy way, especially when other people are involved.