QuickAuth – Web-Based Two-Factor Authentication Manager
A two-factor authentication manager for individuals and teams, with shared TOTP tokens, role-based permissions and audit logs.
- Industry
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Store category
- Business
- Built with
- Next.js
- MySQL
The project
QuickAuth is a two-factor authentication manager for individuals, teams and organisations. It generates time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) for each saved account and keeps them in one place, so codes are not tied to a single phone. Codes are available in the web app, through a browser extension and in the Android app. Teams share tokens with their members, set who can edit or share each one, and review activity logs of how tokens are used. We built the web platform with Next.js and MySQL.
The challenge
- Mobile-only authenticator apps tie every code to one person's phone, which breaks down when a team shares an account.
- Sharing 2FA codes over chat or screenshots leaves no control over who has access.
- Organisations had no record of who used which code and when.
What we built
- A web app and browser extension that generate TOTP codes for every saved account.
- Teams with invited members and shared tokens.
- Role-based permissions for editing and sharing each token.
- Activity logs and an audit view for each team.
Screens
Key features
Token dashboard
All saved tokens on one screen, with codes hidden until needed.
One-tap copy
Copy a live code to the clipboard, with a timer showing how long it stays valid.
Teams
Group members into teams such as development, design or web, each with its own tokens.
Permissions
Set access level, edit rights and share rights for each token.
Browser extension
Codes are available straight from the browser, with no phone needed.
Activity log
See when members joined, tokens were created and changes were made.
