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AUTHENTICATOR2FA CODES FOR ANDROID

Your next
sign-in,
a little simpler.

Open the app. Find your account. Copy your code. A straightforward place for the two-factor codes you use every day, even when you’re offline.

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  • Free to use
  • No ads
  • Offline codes

A personal project by arifz. Listed on Google Play as 2FA Guard Authenticator.

A LOOK INSIDE
Authenticator home screen in dark mode with example accounts and code countdowns
Your codes, ready when you need them.

LESS TO THINK ABOUT

01

Setting up 2FA

Add a service by scanning its authenticator QR code or entering the setup key it provides.

02

Signing in each day

Search your saved accounts and tap to copy a code. The countdown shows how long it has left.

03

Away from a connection

Generate codes without Wi-Fi or mobile data. Signing in to the service itself may still need internet.

THE EVERYDAY DETAILS

Easy to find.
Simple to use.

The things you need to set up, find and manage your authentication codes.

Add an account your way

Scan the setup QR code from a service, or enter its setup key yourself. Review the details before saving.

QR scanning · Manual entry

Find the code you need

Search by service or account name. Tap a card to copy the current code, and use its menu to rename or remove an entry.

Search · Copy · Organize

Keep secrets on your phone

Setup keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using Android Keystore. Generating codes needs no internet connection.

Encrypted secrets · Offline codes

Choose what’s on screen

Screen security is on by default. Choose light, dark or system appearance, with optional dynamic colors on supported devices.

Screen security · Theme choices

Your secret keys stay in the app’s local storage. There is no cloud recovery: keep the backup codes provided by each service somewhere safe.

FROM THE APP

A familiar place for your codes.

Setup, appearance and account controls. Tap any image for a closer look.

Authenticator setup screen with QR scanning and manual setup-key entry
01 Add an account
Illustration describing AES-256 encryption of OTP secrets with Android Keystore
02 Encrypted setup keys
Example Authenticator account list in light and dark themes
03 Light or dark
Authenticator account menu with copy, rename and delete actions
04 Keep things organized

Screenshots show example accounts. Screen security is enabled by default in the app and can be changed in Settings.

YOUR FIRST ACCOUNT

Start with the service
you want to protect.

Authenticator generates codes for services that support TOTP. You enable two-factor authentication in that service’s own security settings first.

Open Google Play

  1. Get the setup code

    Choose the authenticator-app option in your service’s security settings. Keep the recovery codes it gives you.

  2. Add it to Authenticator

    Scan the QR code or enter the setup key. Check the account details, then save.

  3. Confirm your first code

    Enter the generated code back into the service to finish setup. On future sign-ins, open Authenticator for a fresh code.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you get started.

Which accounts does it support?

Services that provide a standard time-based authenticator setup (TOTP). It supports SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512, 6- or 8-digit codes, and configurable time periods. Match the settings supplied by your service. HOTP and bulk migration QR codes are not supported.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Codes are generated on your phone using the saved setup key and the device’s time. Google Play updates and opening web links need a connection. If a code is rejected, check that your phone’s date and time are correct.

Is there an account or subscription to set up?

The app is free, has no ads and does not require an Authenticator account. You add entries for services where you have already enabled authenticator-based two-factor authentication.

Can I restore my codes on a new phone?

There is no cloud sync or account export. The account database is excluded from Android backup and device transfer in version 1.1.0. Keep each service’s recovery codes safe and arrange access on your new phone before deleting the old entries.

Does screen security lock the app?

No. It asks Android to block screenshots and hide content in recent apps; it is not a PIN or biometric lock. Keep your phone protected with a screen lock. You can change screen security in Settings.

What data leaves the app?

Your account list and setup keys are not sent to us. QR decoding stays on the device. Copying a code puts it on the Android clipboard. Google Play separately handles update-related information. Read the privacy policy for backup, permissions and deletion details.

AUTHENTICATOR FOR ANDROID

Keep your codes
close at hand.

One place to find the code for your next sign-in.

Get it on Google Play