Authme
- Simple cross platform two-factor authentication app for desktop.
- Available on: Windows x64, Linux x64, Mac x64 (Alpha)
How to use
- For detailed instructions check out the: Docs
- If you just want to test the app download this sample import file, unzip it, and import it to Authme: Download
Getting started
- Currently you can import codes to Authme two ways:
- From Google Authenticator: (Example: Import all of your saved QR codes from your Google Authenticator app.)
- From stand alone QR codes: (Example: You screenshot all the QR codes from your favourite websites, and import all of them to Authme.)
How to import
- If you are importing from Google Authenticator you have to install: Python
- For non technical people: Instructions in the app.
- For technical people: Check out this: README
Authme Web
- Authme is now available as a web app. It's a PWA app to, so you can install it on your Android or IOS phone.
- Try it out and give feedback: Authme Web
Release cycle
- Standard updates coming on Tuesdays if everything is going well and hotfix updates can come on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays if there is a problem that can not wait until the next Tuesday.
- More information at: Security
Contributing and development
- Read: Contributing
- Read: Code Of Conduct
License
- This software is licensed under: GPL-3.0
- If you are planning to use this software as a business please contact me at: authme@levminer.com
