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Two-factor authentication codes in your browser TwoFac is a modern, open-source 2FA authenticator built for security-conscious users who demand platform ubiquity without sacrificing data sovereignty. Born as a response to the sunsetting of popular desktop authenticators, TwoFac ensures you never lose access to your codes again. With a native-first approach, TwoFac runs seamlessly across Android, Wear OS, iOS, watchOS, Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), Web, and even the Command Line. Your secrets are stored locally and encrypted; there are no mandatory cloud accounts or central servers. You own your data. Key Features: * Platform Ubiquity: Access codes on your phone, watch, desktop, or terminal. * Privacy-First: No account required. Encrypted local storage and user-controlled backups. * Secure Access: Protect your secrets with Biometrics or Passkeys (WebAuthn). * Easy Migration: Quick import from Authy, 2FAS, Ente Auth, and standard otpauth URIs. * Wearable Sync: Real-time offline sync for Apple Watch and Wear OS devices. * Open Source: Transparent, auditable, and built with Kotlin Multiplatform. Whether you're a developer needing a CLI-driven workflow or a user looking for a reliable, cross-platform alternative, TwoFac provides the perfect balance of convenience and security. Reclaim your digital sovereignty today.
May 30, 2026
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