Bitwarden
by Bitwarden Inc.Bitwarden runs across Android, iOS, desktop, web, extensions, API and self-hosted systems.
This list helps you compare authenticator apps by access, platform support and account features. It is for buyers choosing a tool for personal sign-ins or team administration.
The page follows the site's rule: maker-published details guide the order, with Android availability, a free way to try, and the freshness of published facts carrying weight.
Bitwarden runs across Android, iOS, desktop, web, extensions, API and self-hosted systems.
Passwordless sign-in for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, browsers and APIs.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Duo Mobile suits individuals and organizations seeking login verification on iOS or Android.
AndroidiPhone & iPadIt suits individuals who want one-time password codes across mobile, desktop, web, or browser extensions.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4It suits people who want offline access to login codes or need to move codes between authenticator apps.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+2LoginTC is available for Android, iOS, Windows, web, extensions, API connections and self-hosted systems.
It suits people who want a free authenticator across phone, computer, or web, with options to import and export codes.
It suits people who want two-step verification codes on mobile and desktop while keeping credentials on a YubiKey.
LastPass runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, web and browser extensions.
miniOrange Authenticator generates TOTP codes and supports push approvals across mobile, desktop and self-hosted platforms.
Authy suits people looking for a free mobile authenticator with encrypted backup and syncing across multiple devices.
It suits Zoho account holders and people who want an authenticator for supported personal online accounts.
Google Authenticator runs on Android and iOS with TOTP and HOTP codes, encrypted backup and sync.
Authenticator suits people who want to verify sign-ins from an iOS or Android phone, including Microsoft Entra users who can use device-bound passkeys.
The app suits people whose employer, bank, healthcare provider, or other organization uses Identity Enterprise.
AuthPoint suits organizations and managed service providers that need multifactor authentication across connected services.
Oracle Mobile Authenticator supports TOTP and approval prompts on Android, iOS and Windows.
Free Android and iOS authenticator for TOTP passcodes, push approvals and team administration.
Look for a free plan or a free trial before paying. The list records both options and shows paid pricing when a maker publishes it.
Duo Mobile lists a free plan, paid service from $3 per user per month and a 30-day trial.
Compare support for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and web. Pick an app that fits the devices where you need access.
Check the entries for encrypted backup and multi-device sync. These fields help you assess how an app handles access across devices.
Push approvals can change how sign-ins are confirmed. Team administration matters when an organization needs account controls.
The list records whether an app is open source. If code access matters to you, review that field before choosing.