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Dev tools · June 10, 2026

Authium

developer tools, security, 2FA, productivity, extension

Authium launched on June 10, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Authium is the easiest way to manage and retrieve two-factor authentication (MFA) codes on desktop for developers and teams. Built for creators who lose focus context-switching to mobile devices 15+ times a day, Authium removes login friction using Login Copilot—a floating interactive chip that overlays OTP fields to autofill codes in one click.

Fast, secure 2FA for desktop workflows. Instant OTP access, end-to-end encrypted sync, and team vault controls. Stop fumbling with your phone.

Authium is a secure browser extension for TOTP codes — with Login Copilot on login pages, premium themes, encrypted sync, and shared team vaults for engineering teams. Join 50,000+ developers who secure their systems with one-click TOTP. Recent releases that make Authium faster on the web and easier to roll out across your organization. A floating OTP chip appears on login pages while your vault is unlocked — detect 2FA fields, match the right account, and fill with one click. Choose from Midnight, Ocean, Forest, Sunset, Lavender, and Carbon palettes. Your appearance syncs to your Authium account across devices. Publish shared OTP accounts to a team vault with a Team Access Code. Admins…from authium.app

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