Authenticator App - Novaz

How to use the built-in password manager

Two-factor codes protect the second step of a login; a strong, unique password protects the first. Authenticator App includes a password manager so both live in one secure place.

Save your first password

  1. Open Authenticator App and go to the password section.
  2. Add an entry with the site, your username, and the password.
  3. Save it — entries are protected by App Lock along with the rest of the app.
  4. Repeat for the accounts you sign in to most, starting with your email.

Get warned about leaks

The app can tell you if a stored password has appeared in a known data breach, so you can change it before it's used against you. Treat any alert as a prompt to change that password and check whether 2FA is on for the account.

FAQ

Is it safe to keep passwords and 2FA codes in one app?
It's a trade-off. Everything is encrypted on your device and behind App Lock, which is far safer than reusing weak passwords. If you prefer to separate them, you can keep passwords in a different manager and use this app only for codes.

Keep your 2FA codes in one secure place

Authenticator App - Novaz generates your codes offline, backs them up encrypted to your own iCloud, and locks behind Face ID — free and ad-free.

Download on the App Store

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