Before you begin,
a little clarity.

Not yet. The Apple standalone app is in development, with no public installer or TestFlight access. The download page will be updated at release.

The current focus is time-based one-time passwords (TOTP), commonly used for 2FA. API key management is planned. General website password management is not currently offered.

The current Apple standalone flow does not require registration. Create a local vault, save your recovery code, and set a local PIN.

The six-digit PIN unlocks this device day to day. The recovery code restores vault access and is intended for future cross-device use. A PIN cannot replace it. Store the recovery code separately and safely.

You can currently reset the local PIN with the recovery code. There is no server-side recovery service. Without a working unlock method or recovery code, you may lose access. Keep your recovery code and original authenticator as backups.

The development build supports pasting Google Authenticator migration QR contents and multiple otpauth:// links, with batch collection, preview, deduplication, and result reports. Continuous camera scanning and real Google exports still need validation. Proton import is not implemented yet.

Not yet. Encrypted backup and restore are implemented. Multi-device sync through your own WebDAV, S3 / R2, Google Drive, or other supported storage is still planned.

No. The homepage uses fictional accounts and sample numbers to demonstrate copying and the countdown. It does not read or store real secrets.

Open a GitHub Issue or contribute a Pull Request. Never include real secrets, recovery codes, migration QR codes, or unredacted vault files in public reports.