# OpenFactor

> Generate 2FA codes on your iPhone and Apple Watch

Source: https://tools.launchllama.co/products/openfactor
Markdown: https://tools.launchllama.co/products/openfactor.md
Generated: 2026-11-06T07:42:49.067Z

## Facts

- **Name:** OpenFactor
- **Tagline:** Generate 2FA codes on your iPhone and Apple Watch
- **Short description:** Built for privacy-minded users who want 2FA codes on their wrist: encrypts accounts before storage, syncs securely across devices, and imports from Google Authenticator and Aegis.
- **Website:** https://openfactor.dev/
- **Categories:** Authentication & identity tools, Open Source, Security
- **Listing type:** community
- **Upvotes on Launch Llama:** 0
- **Listed since:** 2026-11-02
- **Featured (paid) listing:** no

## Full description

Account names and secrets are encrypted before they are stored, and with iCloud sync on, only encrypted records travel through iCloud Keychain while the decryption key stays on your devices. The app makes no network requests, collects no telemetry, and includes no third-party code, and its design, reviews, and hardware tests are published openly. It has not had a professional independent security audit, so the maker advises keeping an encrypted backup elsewhere and testing restores before you need them. It deliberately omits a Mac app, browser extension, and password autofill, since it is only an authenticator.

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