Step Two

Adding new accounts to Step Two is simple. Just scan the account’s two-step QR code, and you’re all set. But if you’d prefer to manually type your account credentials — the account’s name, email, and secret key, Step Two supports that too.

That’s Amazon, Google, Twitter, and any other online account that uses time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) for two-step verification. And when you own Step Two as part of the Setapp subscription, there’s no limit on how many accounts you can add — dozens or hundreds.

Step Two uses iCloud to automatically make your two-step codes available on all of your devices, whether that’s a Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. But if you don’t want the codes to leave your device, you can turn iCloud off for Step Two at any time in System Preferences.

The user interface is minimalist, straight to the point, and very appealing. Every account is displayed as a card with a name, email, and two-step code. Step Two automatically suggests a brand color for each account, making it easy to find the one you’re looking for, and you can also customize the color if you want. Once you’ve found the account you need, just click it to copy its two-step code.

Step Two comes with a Safari extension that lets you autofill two-step codes so you can sign in to your accounts fast, while keeping them more secure.