ZZPass has a built-in authenticator. Add your two-factor codes right alongside your passwords — no more switching apps, no more fumbling. Scan a QR code, and you're done.
Replaces every standalone authenticator app — free for all users.
The standalone authenticator made sense in 2010. In 2026, your password manager should already do it.
ZZPass puts passwords and verification codes in the same place.
One vault. One backup. One app.
Scan a QR code or paste a setup key. ZZPass takes care of the rest — generating, refreshing, copying.
The countdown timer is the heart of the experience. Watch a code refresh — feel the small satisfaction of seeing the ring tick down, transition, and reset. It's how you know it's working.
Two-factor sign-in collapses into one motion. Tap to autofill, paste the code that's already on your clipboard, done.
If a service uses any TOTP authenticator, ZZPass works with it. Same QR codes, same setup keys, same six digits — backed by every major standard.
Real-time QR detection on iPhone and Mac. The frame highlights green the moment a valid otpauth:// URI is detected — no shutter, no manual confirmation.
Add a code on iPhone, use it on Mac. Share a credential with your family and the verification code goes with it. No separate backup.
The trade-offs of running a dedicated authenticator alongside a password manager — and what changes when they're the same app.
Wherever 2FA matters, ZZPass keeps the password and the verification code in the same place.