Replace 2FA codes with Keyri's app and Chrome extension

Use Keyri to scan QR codes that automatically populate your 2FA codes for you.

Get started

1. Scan the code below to download the Keyri mobile app
Keyri App QR link
2. Download the Keyri Chrome extension if you haven't already
Keyri Chrome Web Store Link
3. Import your Google Authenticator accounts into the Keyri app
Export accounts - part 1

How it works

The Keyri Chrome extension renders a QR code on the below supported sites whenever you’re prompted to input a TOTP code. To populate the TOTP code, scan the QR code with your phone’s camera, and the app will autofill the TOTP code in the input box. If the site is not yet supported, you can find the TOTP code in the Keyri app just as you already do in the Google Authenticator app.

List of supported sites

The Keyri Chrome extension currently supports the following sites for TOTP autofill. We’re adding more regularly, and you can easily add sites yourself by contributing to the GitHub repo. You can also suggest sites for our extension to support through the form below

Atlassian

AWS

Brex

Cobalt

Docker Hub

Expensify

GitHub

GitLab

Google

LastPass

MongoDB

NPM

Pulley

PullRequest

Rippling

Sentry

Slack

Stripe

Veem

How to contribute and audit

The Keyri mobile app and Chrome extension are open source. We welcome any contributions – bug fixes, feature additions, issue reports, etc.
  • The Chrome extension repo can be found here: https://github.com/Keyri-Co/Keyri-TOTP-Chrome-Extension
  • You can directly add TOTP autofill support for more sites by first looking through the contribution guidelines, instructions, and finally submitting a pull request. If appropriate, we’ll include it in the next public release.
  • The mobile app repo is here: https://github.com/Keyri-Co/keyri-mobile
    • Check out the source and feel free to fix any bugs, particularly security-related ones, you find.

About this project

The Keyri TOTP autofill project is a showcase of Keyri’s mobile SDK and web widget product. Here, we are transferring specific data (TOTP codes) that is encrypted end-to-end from the Keyri SDK-powered mobile app over to the browser extension, which uses the Keyri web widget as its core. You can leverage Keyri’s dynamic QR-based data transmission infrastructure to build your own unique projects. Check out our docs and get started if you’d like to play around with the system.

Got an idea of what you’d like to build with our QR data transfer infrastructure? Contact us using the form below. We’ll walk through your potential project and provide support as you build it.