Add by QR or by hand
Scan the QR code a service shows you, or type in the key.
Your sign-in codes, kept on your phone.
An app that shows the six- or eight-digit codes you enter when signing in. The keys behind the codes are stored only on your phone, and the app never goes online. An encrypted backup covers you when you change or lose your phone. It is being prepared for release.
Terms and policies
The terms of use and privacy policy will be linked here at release.
All terms and policiesAuthenticator apps tend to cause trouble when you change or lose your phone. APOUL Auth keeps the keys on your device, and lets you move them yourself with transfer QR codes or an encrypted backup.
Scan the QR code a service shows you, or type in the key.
Import several accounts at once from an authenticator’s transfer QR codes.
After you confirm it is you, it shows QR codes for your new device to scan.
Export with a password you choose. Backups work between the iPhone and Android versions.
Lock with Face ID, fingerprint or a passcode. Codes are hidden in the app switcher and during screen recording.
Shortly before a code changes, the next one is shown in small type.
It reminds you if you have not exported a backup for a while, or have added accounts since.
Coming soon. Supported systems (planned): iPhone and iPad (iOS / iPadOS 17 or later), Android (Android 11 or later). The release date and price will be announced on this page and in the news.