Yes, OTP Auth is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The OTP Auth app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
OTP Auth has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $3.99.
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4.64 out of 5
472 ratings in United States
What I look for in these security apps is how easy I can transfer my data out if things go wrong. I love that this saves the QR code from the MFA Suggestion: 1. Can you change name of the app it’s too generic? search engines can’t point me to FAQs or git pages. Barely found it on the App Store. 2. Can you add a button to manually refresh the widget faster? Mine takes a while to refresh. Thanks
Love this app, been using it for years. Please add OTP autofill feature so we don’t have to hop back and forth between apps when logging in. iOS can see this app to set it as the default OTP app but I still have to copy the codes manually
It tells you that the 2FA code is copied once you click the widget but nothing is copied and there’s nothing in the clipboard to paste. So unbelievably ridiculous for an app that is paid. Latest update 11 months ago? What a thief.
Outstanding app!! Especially love that it supports the watch — no digging out the phone. And (on the watch), if you tap the entry you’re interested in, it’s magnified — great for old eyes!
It won’t sync across iCloud when you create an Auth code on your iPad. Deleting the app and signing back in doesn’t work either.
Very simple and effective OTP app that just works without worry about vendor lock or data leakage.
The app is great, and easy to use but the process for changing the password needs improvement. Any security conscious user will likely be using a password manager with long, unique passwords. In order to change passwords in that case, it is necessary to switch apps briefly to after you paste the old password, in order to copy the new password. However, the moment you switch apps and return back to OTP, the UI resets to the main screen and the password change process is lost. This requires users to painstakingly type the entire new password manually from some other source (laptop or written) in order to complete the process. This is a design that discourages users from rotating passwords (I had to after a security breach of my password manager)
Why can’t other devs make their apps simple to use and very effective like this dev did? This app does what it says it will do and does it well. And the dev isn’t trying to nickel and dime you with IAP. I truly like it.
I am thankful for the developer who thoughtfully built this app. I will be migrating everything off Authy and Google Auth. This survived an iPhone upgrade/migration to new phone with iCloud backup.
Clean, intuitive with Apple Watch support and widgets. Completely free but has one time purchase if you want to support the development. Amazing app! Thank you!
