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About Auther: Password Manager & 2FA

Auther is a private password manager and 2FA authenticator in one app. Keep your passwords, one-time codes (OTP) and passkeys in a single encrypted vault, unlock it with Face ID, and autofill logins in Safari and your apps. SECURE BY DESIGN Your vault is encrypted on your device with AES-256. Your master password is protected with Argon2id or PBKDF2 key derivation and is never stored or transmitted. iCloud sync moves only ciphertext, so your secrets stay end-to-end encrypted and readable on your devices alone. EVERYTHING IN ONE VAULT - Passwords and logins with usernames, URLs and notes - Built-in 2FA authenticator with live TOTP codes - Passkeys for passwordless sign-in - Payment cards stored alongside your logins - Folders and multiple vaults to stay organized 2FA AUTHENTICATOR BUILT IN Scan a QR code or paste an otpauth link to add two-factor authentication. Your codes refresh on the standard 30-second cycle and sit right next to the login they protect. No separate authenticator app needed. PASSWORD AND PASSPHRASE GENERATOR Create strong, unique passwords or easy-to-type passphrases in a tap. Adjust length and character sets, and reuse from history when you need them. SECURITY DASHBOARD See where you're exposed. Auther flags weak and reused passwords completely offline. Pro adds breach checking powered by Have I Been Pwned, using k-anonymity so your passwords never leave your device. AUTOFILL EVERYWHERE Turn on AutoFill and Auther fills your logins and one-time codes across apps and Safari. Sign in fast without switching apps. UNLOCK YOUR WAY - Face ID and Touch ID unlock - Auto-lock on a timer or when you leave the app - Automatic clipboard clearing after you copy a secret IMPORT AND EXPORT Move in from 1Password, Bitwarden or a generic CSV in minutes. Export a backup whenever you want, with a clear plaintext warning so you stay in control. AUTHER PRO A low-cost subscription, yearly or monthly, cancel anytime. Pro unlocks breach checking, multiple vaults, travel mode and more. Core password manager and 2FA features stay free. PRIVACY FIRST Auther never sees your data. No tracking, no ads, no selling your information. Only the encrypted vault syncs to your own iCloud, and only a short hashed prefix is used for breach checks. Download Auther and take back control of your passwords and 2FA codes. — Support: https://auther.dwirandyh.dev/support.html Privacy Policy: https://auther.dwirandyh.dev/privacy.html Terms of Service & EULA: https://auther.dwirandyh.dev/terms.html

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated October 22, 2026

Stronger and smarter Auther: - New Argon2id option to harden your master password - New passphrase generator with smarter strength checks - Better AutoFill matching, including related domains and password-only logins - Protected items ask for your master password before AutoFill - Payment card support and many fixes

App privacy

The developer, Dwi Randy, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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