Proton Authenticator

Proton Authenticator

By Proton AG

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2025-07-31
  • Current Version: 1.3.2
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 116.75 MB
  • Developer: Proton AG
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
Score: 4.29474
4.29474
From 190 Ratings

Description

Get the authenticator trusted by millions — from Proton Mail, the world’s largest encrypted email provider. Proton Authenticator is open source, end-to-end encrypted, and protected by strict Swiss privacy laws. Protect all your new accounts and strengthen security on your existing ones. Proton Authenticator keeps your 2FA codes secure, accessible, and completely private — without compromise. KEY FEATURES Encrypted iCloud Sync: Seamlessly sync your 2FA secrets across devices with end-to-end encryption. Effortless Import: Migrate from Google Authenticator, Authy, or any other app in seconds. Secure Backup & Export: Retain full control of your data with easy backup and restore options. Swiss Privacy by Design: Built under Switzerland’s strongest data protection regulations. Open Source & Transparent: Auditable code. No tracking. No ads. Take control of your digital security with encryption you can trust. Free to use: No Proton account required, ad-free. Offline support: On mobile and desktop apps No other 2FA app provides this combination of security and privacy. Trusted by millions. Built by Proton. Take control of your digital security today. Terms of service: https://proton.me/legal/terms Learn more: https://proton.me

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Reviews

  • Works pretty well but has some bugs on iOS

    4
    By Plaidypus Rex
    Works pretty well, but one of the more annoying bugs is if you have device sync on it “shuffles around” your codes whenever you open the app. If you have the desktop app and you organize your codes there, the phone will reflect it properly next time you close and reopen it.
  • Best authenticator

    5
    By NanaBanana3515
    I’ve used Proton services for a few years, and I just love how secure everything is, and how they continuously work to make great improvements. Thank you proton!!!
  • Nice 2FA app

    5
    By EdHans
    Easy to set up and use, data can be exported, backed up, and it will show you the next code if the clock is running out on the current code. Very handy.
  • Very good

    5
    By Ben8372
    This is my favorite authenticator app.
  • it just works

    5
    By neonolympian
    works like most other authenticators, but this one’s more privacy friendly
  • Good but with serious flaw

    4
    By clark700
    This is a really nice Authenticator app, especially since it can sync with a desktop version in multiple ways. Not many Authenticators do that. The problem with this Authenticator is that it is too easy accidentally delete an account from your list with an accidental swipe. There is no need to for such a simple method of deletion on an Authenticator. It is not like you delete multiple items per day like email. The delete function should be very deliberate and have a confirmation step. Fix that and this would be about the best Authenticator currently available.
  • good job

    5
    By 杰杰子打哟
    Its the best one app that can import file from google auth app
  • So far so good, and better than Google Authenticator

    5
    By synonymist
    Import was easy, and the UI and functionality are very good.
  • Best Auth

    5
    By timureee
    This is the best App that used so far. But one adjustment could be made when opening in Macbook, it is so big, you could do it much smaller, resizing up to only 4 keys and scroll.
  • Looks nice but a couple of functional flaws

    4
    By marchetype
    Update: Now supports various sorting options. Nice. +1 star The interface looks decent; import worked well; synching is working; BUT import created a few duplicates (not present in the source data); therefore there is no duplicate detection: and the display is ordered by time created, apparently—no way to sort by account or provider name, which would seem to be a most basic feature. Finally, there is no Export function: what’s labeled “Export” in setting is just a Proton-specific backup file, quite insecure. Room for improvement.

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