Community Program

Tuurio ID for open source and non-profit organizations

We support public open-source projects, associations and non-profit organizations with free or discounted access to Tuurio ID.

For maintainers, community projects, associations, NGOs, and foundations. Useful when teams need secure login for staff plus managed profiles for members, volunteers, students, or dependents.

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Why we offer this

Identity and security are core infrastructure, especially when not every real person should need their own login.

Good projects deserve good infrastructure

If a project creates real value, it should be able to use production-ready auth infrastructure.

Open source strengthens the ecosystem

Public building blocks accelerate innovation. We actively support this work.

Non-profits need reliability

Associations and NGOs need privacy, clear access control, and often records for people who should not receive their own login.

Security should not be a luxury

Passkeys, audit logs and EU/DE hosting should stay accessible for community projects.

Who this program is for

Open Source

  • Public repositories
  • Traceable maintainers or community
  • Non-commercial or community-driven usage
  • Ideal for libraries, framework extensions, tools, starter kits and community platforms

Non-profit organizations / associations

  • Registered associations, NGOs, foundations or comparable organizations
  • Use for members, volunteers, teams, internal tools, or public platforms
  • Privacy, auditability, and managed-identity workflows are important

What may be included

Depending on the use case, we assess free or discounted access to Tuurio ID.

Secure login and managed profiles with modern standards
EU/DE hosting
Audit logs and traceability
Branding / white-label depending on project
Support for productive member and community workflows
Fair review instead of blanket rejection
Features are enabled individually. Scope and conditions depend on project, review, and approval.

Who qualifies

Open Source - example criteria

  • Publicly accessible source code
  • OSI-compatible or comparable open license
  • Active or traceable project
  • No lead-magnet/SEO/pseudo-OSS project
  • No abusive usage

Non-profit / associations - example criteria

  • Traceable charitable purpose or association status
  • Real organization with clear usage
  • No purely commercial usage
  • Proof may be requested case-by-case

Application form

Lean, traceable, and review-focused.