Twilio Authy Authenticator - 2-Step Verification Codes

So, there's this awesome app for creating TOTPs (Time-based One-Time Passwords) that helps keep your online accounts super secure. In my opinion, it's the best one out there. What's really cool about it is that it's linked to your phone number, and all your data is safely backed up in the cloud. This means you can switch to a new device without having to set everything up again from scratch. Plus, it supports multiple devices, which is really convenient.

This app is super convenient, especially when you want to switch to a new device. Just make sure to store your backup password somewhere safe as it's crucial for the transfer process. The only downside for me is the user interface. It's fine when viewing in list mode, but the grid mode, which is the default layout, doesn't utilize the screen space effectively. I feel that too much of the top portion is occupied, and there's room for improvement in that aspect.

I am really pleased with this app, especially how it syncs smoothly between my phones. It would have been even better if Google had included this syncing feature in their Authenticator app. The only problem I've encountered is that the app doesn't function on my Lenovo or HP chromebooks. I later found out that you should use the Chrome app instead of the Android app on Chrome OS because the Android app isn't currently compatible with it.

I think it's awesome that this app lets you save things in the cloud, unlike Google Authenticator. It would be even better if they updated the app's user interface to make it more modern. Take a look at 2FAS and Authenticator Pro, their UI designs are fantastic with high-definition icons. I wish Authy would improve its UI to have clearer visuals like those apps. The current icons in Authy seem a bit outdated and low-quality compared to others.