Raivo Authenticator 4+

You know how Bitwarden is open-source and packed with features that matter? Raivo is the same deal but for a dedicated two-factor authentication app. I have been using 2FA Auth (which has been great) for about a year and a half, and I thought there was nothing else I could want more. I was wrong. Raivo adds debug logging, encrypted data exporting, and a HUGE library of app icons. I use a lot of more niche services that support 2FA, and their icons were never available in 2FA Auth. Thanks to the open-source nature of this app there is always an icon for a service, which is just awesome! Tijme Gommers, thank you. You really are doing God’s work, and I can believe you haven’t gotten more recognition for writing the worlds best 2FA app. (I also love the pelican app icon!) Please never stop developing, you rock! :)

I’ve used OTPAuth for years now with no complaints, but I decided I needed something open source and without proprietary backup/export files.

Raivo is more feature-rich (I love the searchable icon library and ability to change the main app icon), it’s open-source, and the backup files it generates include QR codes and secret codes in easily accessible formats (.json and html), so I can easily restore my MFA credentials on a different app/OS/whatever.

Really happy with the experience overall. I will be donating to the developer because free, open-source, and well-designed apps like this are a rare gem.

Not only is it privacy oriented, which is a huge bonus for me and for everyone imo, but the amount of features this app has puts other apps of the same nature to shame. The only problem that I’ve encountered is the lack of attention this app has, hardly no one knows about it and it’s been out for years now. Regardless, I wholeheartedly recommended this app for 2FA, it’s been working quite well for me this past week. Also, of the apps I’ve tried, this one has provided the best experience (others lacked features that this app has, some not privacy oriented, etc.).