Encrypted credential vault
Store usernames and passwords in an encrypted vault that synchronizes between your approved devices.
Product features
Passwords, 2FA, and devices—one coherent vault.
Explore Authier features for password storage, TOTP authentication, browser autofill, client-side encryption, and trusted-device management.
Built-in TOTP authenticator
Save time-based one-time password secrets alongside logins and fill six-digit codes from the browser extension.
Browser autofill
Fill usernames, passwords, and TOTP codes without moving secrets through your clipboard, including many multi-step login flows.
Trusted-device controls
Review new-device requests, approve or reject them, promote a master device, and remove devices you no longer use.
Configurable vault locking
Choose how quickly an approved device locks again and require your master password before local decryption resumes.
Per-device TOTP sync
Choose whether one-time-password secrets synchronize to a particular device while credentials continue to sync.
Device activity context
Review device names, approval state, last synchronization, last IP address, and approximate network location.
Recovery cooldown
Configure a delay before a recovery-based master-device reset can complete, with confirmation and rejection controls.
QR-assisted TOTP setup
Read a visible TOTP QR code from the current page in the extension instead of retyping the shared secret.
Password generator and history
Generate random passwords and keep a local history so a generated password is not lost before you save it.
Import and export
Import credential CSV files or Authy-style JSON and export login credentials and TOTP records to CSV.
Open-source codebase
The browser extension, web vault, mobile application, shared cryptography, and backend are developed in public.
The differentiator
A vault that knows which devices are yours.
Set the new-device policy to require approval from any trusted device or specifically from the master device. With approval enabled, an unfamiliar browser remains pending until the selected device accepts it.
How trusted-device approval works SECURITY CENTER
3 trusted Your devices
Firefox on LinuxCurrent · Master device Active
Chrome on macOSApproved 2 days ago Trusted
New browserPrague · Waiting for review Pending
The old feature matrix, made current
Three areas, without stale checkmarks.
Authier’s previous website compared dozens of capabilities across Bitwarden, 1Password, RoboForm, Authy, Google Authenticator, and the Chrome password manager. Those products change too often for a static table to remain reliable, so the useful Authier substance is preserved here and competitor claims are retired.
Device management
- Approve or reject a new device
- Rename, sign out, or remove a device
- Move the master-device role
- Control TOTP sync per device
- Review last sync, IP, and approximate location
- Set a recovery cooldown and vault lock timeout
Login credentials
- Encrypted multi-device synchronization
- Username and password autofill
- Multi-page login support
- Password generation and local generation history
- CSV import, export, and duplicate detection
- Removable autofill-field metadata
TOTP / two-factor codes
- Encrypted multi-device synchronization
- Browser input autofill
- QR extraction from the current page
- QR scanning in the mobile source code
- CSV export and Authy-style JSON import
- Source-URL records for saved TOTP entries
Built for the login flow
Less copying. Fewer context switches.
Save
Create a login or scan a TOTP QR code into the encrypted vault.
Sync
Encrypted data becomes available to devices you have approved.
Fill
Use the browser extension to complete credentials and one-time codes.
Ready when you are
Bring device-aware security to your browser.
Authier is available for Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox for Android.