I haven’t had a single problem with this app, which I use on multiple devices. I just wish more of my accounts used authenticator app verification. It’s great to be able to verify using the same device I’m working on.

I got this app a few years back when it was still free to use. I later deleted it because I didn’t wanna go through the hassle of having to open my authenticator app everytime I needed a password. Later on I realized I needed the app to change my password for several sites, and now I have to pay $6.99 just to open the app and disable it.

This app is nice It works well doesn’t spam me with ads and it’s pretty cool with the finger scan lock instead of typing the password in everytime, having other people next to you see you type your password in although the only thing I don’t like about it is that you can only add two apps for 2fa after that I had to upgrade and when I deleted one 2fa account it didn’t let me re add it without paying to get it added on… that’s my only issue and my last question is why doesn’t the app maker respond to any of these reviews I checked another 2fa app reviews and the creator of the app was interacting with there customers responding to reviews and taking in consideration of problems people had. An app that has the feature to be able to talk to someone about your problem is the best vs one that doesn’t give you any information on weather the issue would be fixed or kept that way… still a good app don’t get me wrong I just stated my experience with the app…

We’d hate for something to eh.. happen to your accounts. You know what I’m sayin? $50/yr and we’ll make sure it doesn’t come to that.I completed the year subscription a couple months ago, and am now wanting to consolidate my accounts elsewhere. The company makes it easy to import your data from any other 2FA service, but there isn’t any documentation on exporting your data to another service. This with the reminder that my data is unprotected every time I open the app feels wrong.During the devs sandboxing and development, I could see this being overlooked. But when pushing to UAT and Production, it doesn’t make sense. Either due diligence on full user flows wasn’t done (red flag for a security app), or worse yet, they intended to force customers to stay.. moving their hands from their keyboards to your back pocket.

Apologies for my part in any misunderstanding and I do not wish to offend but I am compelled to opine that the responsibility for clarity of purpose of any app falls on the developers and the marketers; I was forced to use an authenticator for one app, was unable to ‘figure it out’ as it were and was prompted to use it, just now as the default setting to Groupon, an app that I have used successfully before without the Authenticator. Thus, what is an ‘Authenticator?’ Why am I being seemingly forced or prompted to use it? And what do I do about it; I have have fear of missing out on something important because not my reluctance rather than average, garden-variety lackadaisy on my end; Thank you for providing a forum in which to record ‘feedback’ with Gratitude, Gianni

I have been using this app for over two years now as a Premium subscriber. It’s worth it’s weight in gold. I initially signed on simply because I wanted to use an authenticator app on my Apple Watch that could easily sync with my phone. That alone makes the subscription worth it. But there have been a number of times I needed to sign into another device, replace a device, etc., and the account sync option makes this product so much better than having to export and import QR codes to and from devices I want to use.