UniFi Verify

Ubiquiti Inc.

About this app

Verify gives your accounts an additional layer of security by requiring two-factor authentication (2FA) of each login attempt. With this feature enabled, users will need to provide their password and a time-sensitive verification code generated either in the app or via push notification. Verify can also supply users with a set of single-use passwords that can be stored locally on their phones should they ever need to circumvent an issue with their main 2FA method.
Features:
- Instant setup via QR code
- Supports multiple user accounts and platforms, including Amazon, Facebook, and GitHub
- Generates time-sensitive verification codes and single-use passwords either in the app or via push notification
- Unlimited account support

Ratings and reviews

This version doesn't seem very stable. When I open the app, sometimes my accounts don't appear; I either have to go to settings and then back to accounts or let the codes refresh to get them to appear. Also if the app is already open/running in the background, when I switch back to it sometimes it will crash, forcing me to close and restart it. Finally a nice-to-have feature would be the ability to upload custom images for accounts not in the default icons group (there's not many in the default)

maybe 10% of times the push notifications work... if not less than 10%... tried multiple phones, pc emulators, networks.. same thing

a few years ago, this app saved me from GoogleAuthenticator when it received an update that made it so slow that codes timed out before they were displayed. it was and still is performant, simple, working. it does very well what it needs to do, show the totp codes. the only missing thing would be the option for it to fetch the favicon from a 'baseurl' or just plain 'select an image for this profile' (just the two letters are not useful).

What’s new

Verify Android 0.91.2 includes the following improvements.
Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue that caused the app to crash on certain Android devices.