Most authenticators keep your codes on a company's servers. zeroKey doesn't. They're saved somewhere nobody owns — so they keep working even if we don't.
No accounts. No passwords. Your phone is the key — and a copy of your safe is always somewhere we can't touch.
When you set up zeroKey, your phone makes a secret. It never leaves. It only works when your face unlocks it.
Every code you save gets scrambled into bytes that look like static. Without your face, the safe is unreadable — even to us.
The scrambled bytes get saved to a public place that nobody owns. Lose your phone? Get a new one, prove it's you, and your codes come back.
We didn't build a service you depend on. We built something you own. There's no plug for us to pull.
Your face is the only way in. Not even we can look.
Nothing to forget. Nothing to type. Nothing to lose.
Phone, tablet, spare — they all open the same codes.
A fresh lock on every change. Old copies become useless.
No name, no email, no profile. Just your codes.
Codes show up on the plane, in tunnels, in the woods.
Mark it gone from any other device. Codes stay yours.
No upsell, no premium, no bill. Was, is, will be.
The easy ones depend on a company. The safe ones leave you stuck when your phone breaks. zeroKey is both easy and safe.
Free. iPhone now. Android this summer.