Raivo Authenticator - Reviews, Revenue and Downloads - Apple App Store

Description

Open Raivo Authenticator in one tap, sign in with FaceID and copy your one-time password to your Mac in one tap with the Raivo MacOS companion app. Using a multi-factor authenticator has never been easier!

• Backup/synchronise one-time passwords to iCloud (end-to-end encrypted).
• Export your one-time passwords to encrypted ZIP archives.
• Import one-time passwords from previous exports.
• Send your passwords to your Mac in one tap, cross iCloud account (end-to-end encrypted).
• Add (custom) icons to your one-time passwords and apply effects.
• Fast user experience with most often used functionality easily accessible.
• Scan a QR code or add a one-time password manually.
• Show both the current and previous one-time password.
• Unlock Raivo OTP with FaceID, TouchID or a passcode.
• Raivo OTP is native and open-source (built in Swift 5)!
• Raivo OTP is open-source and community-driven!

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In-Apps

Coffee-Sized Tip

$1.99

Hosting-sized tip

$41.99

License-sized tip

$99.99

Domain-sized Tip (x5)

$7.99

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User Rating

1.58 out of 5

97 ratings in United States

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Lost all data. DO NOT GET

Garbage app. Trash. Useless. After they got bought, all my data got erased and I had to redo all my codes again for each account I had saved. Everything got wiped

Update Lost All Data

A recent update wiped out all of my data. Fortunately I still had the master key and a backup file, but the app couldn’t even load the backup file. The app gives the error “Could not parse JSON”, but I was able to unzip the file on my laptop and the backup JSON is a valid JSON file. Prior to this I used the app for years and loved it. It’s open source and I really do appreciate the work the developers put in to it. However given the recent data loss I’m not sure I can recommend it. If you do use it, make sure to save your master key and take regular backups. Fortunately the back up file is just a zip file with a JSON file in it. You can just pull the secrets from the JSON file to import your keys in to a different app.

Lost all my data

I lost all my data. Absolute failure of a product and company.

Locked data and lost everything

Lost all keys

Lost all keys after updating app. Sent an emailed but delivery failed. No way to recover keys.

Untrustworthy

You would be foolish to ever use this app. No longer open source. All of my OTP codes were deleted with newest update. AVOID.

DO NOT USE-erased my data

I discovered when I tried to use one of my codes that all of my data was gone. Apparently this app has been sold to someone shady, but even if it hadn’t, I would never trust them again.

2FA just... gone?

How can you possibly screw up the primary function of an app this badly? All of the 2FA accounts I had set up are no where to be seen, and I am clearly not the only one affected.

Deleted all my codes

Locked me out of everything - do not use - many other reputable ones

Do not use this app.

Used this app for awhile without any problems and suddenly the update caused all my data to be deleted and unrecoverable. Avoid at all costs.

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