The login is on your PC. The code is on your phone. PC Authenticator ends that.\n\nSET UP WITHOUT YOUR PHONE\nOpen any site's two-factor setup page, leave its QR code on screen, and click Add. PC Authenticator reads the QR straight off your display. You can also paste a setup key or an otpauth link.\n\nCODES WHEREVER YOU ARE\nPress the shortcut and a small code list appears at your cursor, over whatever you are doing. Click a code, it is copied, the popup closes. Get back to logging in.\n\nBUILT TO BE TRUSTED\n- Every secret is encrypted with Windows' own protection, tied to your Windows account. Copying the data file to another PC gets an attacker nothing.\n- If Windows encryption is ever unavailable, the app refuses to store a secret rather than writing it in the clear.\n- Codes are generated inside the app. Your secrets are never sent to the screen, to a server, or anywhere else.\n\nNEVER LOCKED IN\nExport an encrypted backup protected by your own password, and restore it on any PC. Your accounts are yours - moving them out is a two-click operation, not a support ticket.\n\nWORKS WITH EVERYTHING\nStandard time-based codes (TOTP, RFC 6238) - the same standard Google Authenticator, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator and every major site use. 6 and 8 digit codes, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512.\n\nQUIET AND PRIVATE\nA countdown ring shows exactly how long each code lasts. Optionally blur codes until you hover, so a screen share never leaks them. Lives in the notification area, ready for the shortcut.\n\nCOMPLETELY OFFLINE\nNo account. No sync. No telemetry. No internet connection required, ever.\n\nQUESTIONS THIS ANSWERS\n- Can I get two-factor authentication codes on my PC instead of my phone?\n- Is there a desktop authenticator app for Windows?\n- How do I move Google Authenticator to my computer?\n- How do I get 2FA codes without a phone?\n- Where can I back up my authenticator codes safely?\n\nONE-TIME PURCHASE\nBuy once and keep it. No subscription - which is the whole reason this app exists.\n\nTry it free for a day, then it is a single $0.99 purchase - yours for good, on every Windows PC you sign in to.