The easiest (and fastest) way to two-factor authentication.

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What is it?

EasyAuth is a desktop application that helps you login to a website or online service that uses two-factor authentication (2FA). EasyAuth stores the secret keys that websites provide when you enroll in two-factor authentication and then generates the one-time passcodes that you use to verify your identity.

What’s unique about it?

• It’s quicker and less hassle than other 2FA methods or applications.
• Since it’s a desktop application it doesn’t require a smartphone or a cell connection.
• It doesn’t require manually typing verification codes.
• It’s free and open-source software without advertising or tracking.

How do I use it?

1. When setting up 2FA the website will display a QR code. Launch EasyAuth and click the button.
2. The secret key is stored in the vault.
   
3. Click on the 6-digit passcode to copy it to the clipboard.
4. Paste the code into the verification form.
   

Features

• Stores your secret keys encrypted in a vault on your local machine (doesn’t rely on third-party cloud services).
• Automatically finds QR codes displayed on the screen. No need to scan QR codes with your phone.
• Generates Time-based One-time Passwords from your secret keys.
• Familiar easy-to-navigate desktop GUI.
• The vault is displayed as a scrollable list with a search feature.
• The list can be sorted alphabetically, by usage frequency, by most recently used, or manually reordered to achieve a custom ordering.
• Website icons are displayed for easily identifying each entry.
• Export and Import vault for transfer to/from other applications.
• GUI includes light and dark themes.
• Preferences dialog has useful customization settings.
• Free and open source.

Learn More

Quick Start
User Manual
Video tutorial (10 minutes)

Screenshot gallery

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Demo video (2 minutes)

Try it out

Practice storing a new secret key using this sample QR code.

1. Launch EasyAuth.
2. Make sure the QR code above is visible on the screen. Click ‘Scan QR code”.
3. The QR code is read and a new vault entry created using the secret key, provider name, and user.
4. Observe the new entry in the main window.

Sample 2FA Setup Page